- The
Tarndale bully (Gobiomorphus alpinus) is a fish in the
family Eleotridae endemic to New Zealand,
where it is
found only in the
Tarndale Lakes. Ling...
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station was
formed in 1949 when a
third station, St Helens, was
added to
Tarndale and
Molesworth stations which had been
amalgamated in 1938
after the runholders...
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Pourangahau /
Mount Robert), Kerr also
owned the 70,000
acres (28,000 ha)
Tarndale Run and 30,000
acres (12,000 ha)
around the
Wairau River before entering...
- by
Bryan Staff and
Sheran Ashley,
Published 2002,
David Bateman Ltd, 30
Tarndale Grove, Albany, Auckland, NZ. p. 123-125 (Mandrill) and p. 137-139 (Reaction-Satellite...
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bully Galaxias divergens (1959)
dwarf galaxias Gobiomorphus alpinus (1962)
Tarndale bully In 1941 Stokell's smelt,
Stokellia anisodon, was
named after him...
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Frances Leadam, on 27 July 1869. In 1878
Adams acquired a half-share in the
Tarndale run from the
Nathaniel Edwards. He
later acquired the
other half from John...
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recognized species in this
genus are:
Gobiomorphus alpinus (Stokell, 1962) (
Tarndale bully)
Gobiomorphus australis (Krefft, 1864) (striped gudgeon) Gobiomorphus...
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Emerald sleeper (Erotelis smaragdus)
Snakehead gudgeon (Giuris margaritacea)
Tarndale bully (Gobiomorphus alpinus) Cran's
bully (Gobiomorphus basalis) Upland...
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Pascoe in 1876.
Pascoe based his
description on
material collected in
Tarndale, near Nelson, by
Frederick Hutton, and
named the
species in his honour...
- In the late 1860s
Edwards joined John Kerr Jnr in
Partnership in the
Tarndale run,
which at the time
included the
Rainbow run.
After ten
years the run...
