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In the depths of Tasmania's rugged wilderness areas lie secrets of botanical wonder, where ancient Gondwanan species and rare endemic plants thrive in unspoiled landscapes. A place where time seems to stand still, these remote regions harbor a rich tapestry of flora that have evolved over millions of years in isolation. From towering Huon pines and ancient King Billy pines to delicate Tasmanian orchids and vibrant waratahs, each species tells a story of resilience and adaptation in a unique ecosystem unlike anywhere else on earth. Journey through the Tasmanian Wilderness Gardens as we explore the diverse flora that call this pristine wilderness home. Delve into the history of these botanical...
Background; history of research; distinctive features of Australian languages; review of explanations of unusual features; phonologically aberrant languages; anomalies, review of past linguistic work including attempts at classification; lack of standardization of phonetic symbols; table of symbols used by various authors and by A.I.A.S.; A.I.A.S. recommendations; reasons for authors choice of spelling of language where this differs from A.I.A.S. recommendations; table of symbols used by Wurm; phonological features; general, regional; morphosyntactic features; general, regional; vocabulary, Common Australian, marginal vocabulary, regional vocabularies; classification of languages; general, e...