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hungry enough. Second, snapping turtles' tails vary. Female tails are much shorter, and the ratio of tail size to body size decreases as they grow. A snapping turtle big enough to eat a pidgeon would be an adult with a smaller ratio of tail to body size than a juvenile or baby. Regardless, this is clearly a common snapping turtle in the video. Its long protruding neck and head attest to that. The tail is obscured by the mud. Third, the URL of the website doesn't mean squat in evaluating the content -- nice red herring. Fourth, you have no evidence that turtles are a common food item of blue herons -- only that they feed on them, so you can't say that being an "uncommon" food item is a reason for not including the video. If you don't remember, you rejected that rationale yourself when I offered it! Fifth, here it is, straight from the article: "Snapping turtles are omnivores, consuming both plant and animal matter, and are important aquatic scavengers; but they are also active hunters that prey on anything they can swallow, including many invertebrates, fish, frogs, reptiles (including snakes and smaller turtles),
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7814:) and changing the talk page tags to point to other relevant projects. Potential up-side of doing this would be that when editors go to the talk page of a related article, they would be directed only to relevant active projects. The potential down-side is that a biomechanics-specific talk page would no longer exist (though the one we currently have isn't being used) and tools that use the talk page tag (like the article assessment and quality table on the project page) would no longer be available. As you are the only listed project participant who has edited recently, I'll wait for your response before doing anything rash. I hope all is well; happy editing.
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153:(Indian Palm Squirrel) is endemic to South India and Sri Lanka. The IUCN entry for the Northern Palm Squirrel mentions the fact that the southern limits of this squirrel are a bit hazy, and there seems to be more and more overlapping areas found. But, the northern limits of the Indian Palm Squirrel are quite clearly the central indian hills and your squirrels are photographed far norther than that. Hope this helps. prashanthns (talk) 05:57, 1 May 2009 (UTC)
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4749:. There are a few references in the article, but only #10 touches on the actual technique and it's not a good one in that it is a blog post and primary source material. Many of the others mention swimmers supposedly connected with the technique without direct mention of TI. My thoughts are to stubify the article after finding one or two reliable secondary sources that at least have a good definition.
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painful to see the bird most sentimental part of the menu of quelĂdeo. The biologist, however, suggests that the course of nature must follow normally. In this case, this mechanism also serves to regulate the number of pigeons... This has to be seen as something natural. It's like a lion catching a zebra. Do not go to save the dove!"
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authorities". De Vries has faults too.Web names are variously derived and EOL and NHM opt out altogether (for many Valid name = Valid species so this term does not help in the least) I'll put something alng these lines on the articles talk page. Modified it can then replace the unrefed text.All the best and a Happy New Year
4102:. These are .doc files that seem to have descriptions on all African butterflies. I started working on some Pieridae species already, but seeing there are about 4000 species (we made 700 South African already though) I was wondering if you would be up for a second round of "African Lep"-article creation..? Cheers!
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I have no preference for gray or grey and my major concern is consistency within the article; if there is no clear benefit for a change, I tend to be conservative because such changes require tedious adjustments across wikipedia. Anyway, if the article is titled Gray Jay then the correct procedure is
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I have used this rule from Strunk and White for many years (decades if you must know) and I do agree that it is not universally accepted. In this case, I had already changed another part of the text and I felt we should be consistent. Another editor said that it did not need to have a comma after it,
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Just happened to spot your query and thought it might help to chip in. Having seen them both in their heartlands where the two do not overlap, it seems easy but there are recent observations that suggest that they overlap in some area and here they are said to be a bit tough to separate by the number
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Thanks, Gord. I have one thing more I should do - then it would be great if you put it on. I believe I named a page
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There is a fundamental problem in your operations on images. We are part of an encyclopedia. The topics should be seriously. This is the only way to get us scientific institutions. In the case of entomology we get a butterfly and describe it so that it can be recognized. This is not the case with in
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You never said before that you referenced the blue heron article for your stance on herons eating turtles. Now you are saying that common snapping turtles don't eat birds, and that they don't eat outside of the water. That's just not true. First of all, they will eat outside of the water if they are
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Hi Dger, thanks for messaging about reverting changes I made on
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I think you need to look at what you are editing. I modified the video after I found the source. After more research, including using google translate, I found that it is probably not a common snapping turtle, but a Phrynops Hilarii. However, all that research should have been done by you, and then
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So this is what I say: "Common snapping turtles are beautiful turtles and need to feed to stay alive. Even if they were the ugliest animals in earth they still need to feed and progagate their species. Birds and other small animals are well known as a food source for common snapping turtles. It may
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Hello, and thanks a lot for creating the Colotis stubs. I've found though that Commons doesn't have any entries for some of the species you posted, nor does Wikispecies, so you may want to be careful with adding those templates. What does sometimes work though for scientific names on Commons is to
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Hello there Dger! Since you are just about the only person actively working on butterfly articles, I like to ask you if you would be interested in making some species articles. I recently found a digital version of "Field Guide to Butterflies of South Africa" and I am systematically working through
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You may prefer to discuss taxonomic changes henceforth. Funet's useful but has gaps of info. LepIndex is outdated in many cases! We really have to depend upon a mish-mash, so I suggest we be rather conservative and stick to accepted names except where taxonomic revision has been done recently which
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Hi. I changed the main image as usually, the main image should be, if possible, of a complete animal, rather than a part of one. My image shows the legs and tail. Quality is of course subjective, but my image also appears sharper. I do not believe there is any difference between males and females
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I know I'm late to this party but I just wanted to point out that the species in the video is not a Snapping Turtle at all. It is Phrynops hilarii, a species of sideneck turtle (pleurodire) filmed in Brazil. This particular incident, as well as others, were published in the september 2009 issue of
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We are doing a push to get 10 turtle GAs (or FAs, FLs) in two months. how about grabbling an article and making it your baby and participating? If you want help, others can join in, or if you like to really run it as your creation, that is fine too. Or whatever blend you prefer. there are some
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Thanks Shyamal. DGER is asking about this img particularly, which I have requested for renaming as Northern Palm Squirrel. It was previously on the Indian Palm Squirrel article. In this case, your squirrels shot in Agra, Delhi is almost undoubtedly the Northern one. The Three-striped Palm Squirrel
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It is entirely inappropriate to call the f-number by the variable f, since f is universally recognized as the symbol denoting focal length. F-number doesn't get its name because it is f. It is called f-number because it is a ratio of f, and because it is commonly written preceded by f/ to form an
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Hello Dger, since you have made a lot of NA butterfly articles, you will probably know this, but to be sure I will post it anyway... Did you know all text on the Butterflies and Moths of North America website is Public Domain and thus can be copied to wikipedia without too much rewriting? I didnt
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Great you want to help out! I started at the beginning and are now on page 70. I think it would be easiest if I complete the Satyrinae species first, since I did a large portion of them already. I was thinking about doing the Hesperiidae next, but if you prefer doing these that would be fine with
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Your statement, earlier: "Pigeons are NOT food sources for turtles". Proof to the contrary, via Google Translate: "In the environment where they live reptile, the competition for food is great. This explains the stress the animal out of the water (which usually feeds) and corner doves. It can be
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Interesting. Of course many writers violate grammar rules often to great effect. I will keep an open mind but I do feel Knowledge needs to follow a scholarly approach being that it is an encyclopedia. Whether the "however" rule is scholarly is the problem. I will not be a pest about it. Cheers.
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Hi, just to let you know I've undone your edit for two reasons: 1) this is (surprisingly) the usual British/Australian spelling of the word, goes with words like 'decoration'; and 2) it is used consistently in the article, so your edit introduced an inconsistency. The best-known textbook on the
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But in fact it is just a detail. We are both scientists and we will see rependre knowledge is freely around the world. If we want to continue: we must raise the level. I totally agree with you this is not a place for our publication, but we need to attract other scientists. We must convince the
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I've been reading the Ernst source and they basically just ignore the subspecies issue. In their text they point out differences as they arise (like the table I put in the reproduction section). We should be fine if we follow that source than add supporting information from other sources. I
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Hi, I'm working on an educational videogame with which I'm trying to build a bridge between animal awareness and Pokemon fans among others. It started out as something small and I contacted you before but it's getting bigger and more professional so I wanted to make sure you were ok with it.
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I understand your desire for Canadian spelling in a Canadian list. However, the species' common names are stated to be those of the American Ornithological Society, which uses American spelling. If you want to use grey, I suggest that you alter the introduction to something like "Common and
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Please stop your disruptive editing of Common Snapping Turtle. Your addition of someone else's video violates many common rules for inclusion in a Knowledge article. In fact, you are the one who are making disruptive editing as you are the person who removed the video in the first place.
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The licence this flickr user uses is ok for wikimedia commons, so we can upload them! Yeah, I had that warning from CorenBot too sometimes.. Don't worry about it.. There is no copyright on a list of names, just remove the message..! Great work on the genus page by the way, looks great!
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Also, because I want to make sure there's no misunderstanding, you are the original photographer correct? It sometimes happens that another person simply takes a picture from somebody else and uploads it to wikipedia with a license to distribute. That is why I'm asking.
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Ok, first of all, adult snapping turtles have a smooth shell. And now here's the higher quality source on youtube. The face of that turtle is that of a COMMON SNAPPING TURTLE. HAPPY? Are you going to ask me to learn Portugese and translate the reporter now?!?!?!
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Hello again - I'm afraid everything I can read says that the only difference is that the males' colours are brighter. I can find no reference online to your comment that 'the colours are almost reversed in the females'. Are you sure that your female is a
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The picture of this model was taken inside Fort BeausĂŠjour museum. If you disagree, phone the museum. Furthermore, look at this drawing of the fort, it has five unequal distant points. Even Dger's link shows a building inside the fort similar to the fort
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Great work! I have been somewhat busy the past week and will be this week and the next, but will pick up the pace after that. I see you already started the Canadian species. I will start with the Skippers. Cheers and you deserve this as much as I do, so:
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I just explained myself in Talk. This picture of the model was taken inside the Fort BeausĂŠjour museum. Even the drawing shows an uneven five star fort, and your link shows a building similar to the one inside the model. Prove me different or phone the
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The striping is supposed to be lengthwise. The main point is that they are not all black, etc. It is possible that a mistake has been made in your nomination. It is recognized that it is nearly impossible to distinguish some meadowhawks in the field.
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Hi Dger! Thank you for your corrections to my two photos mistakenly posted in "Eueides isabella". I have transferred both of them in "Heliconius ismenius". They seem to me more precisely "Heliconius ismenius telchinia". Do you think it is correct?
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Hi Dger, I see you changed the caption from median wasp to hornet. Only thing is, the wasp there is a median wasp, complete with yellow "7"s on its shoulders, and without the rich reddish-brown thorax of the hornet, among other things. Hmm?
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The problem with lizards is they can have very long (and boring) tails. You may not have noticed that the colours are almost reversed in the females. I believe that is worth seeing. Cheers. Dger (talk) 18:45, 12 October 2015 (UTC)
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It shows that snappers can eat just about anything. Are snappers a usual source of food for herons? Do you have any information whatsoever to back up one or the other? It seems you are biased against snappers for some reason.
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whole-heartedly agree that those pictures should be included, however, those were in strange spots. Perhaps they could be put in the description section. Oh...before I forget...did you get the e-mails of the screenshots?--
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only spoke on units of measurement, their names and symbols; not about the values and their symbols if you understand what I mean. 'm' maybe the correct abbreviation for mass, but I wasn't aware that the BIPM told us that.
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me.. Anyway: I dont know with (sub)family you are most interested in, please just choose whichever you want..! Nice to see you also have some pictures! We dont have that many pictures from African species it seems. Cheers!
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Sure I will look into it. BTW I changed your raccoon picture. The one you had was so pathetic looking and the new one looks like the raccoon was actually searching for a turtle. DGERobertson 00:04, 13 October 2010 (UTC)
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Central Bank; inotherwords the Bank of Canada balance sheet needs to be reformed as its central bank zero bookvalue balance sheet standard interferes with the right of Canada to particiapate in quantitative easying.
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Your edits are fine. I don't mind them at all and it was my mistake to not spot your comma change. My only interest was for you to re-think the idea that "However" can't start a sentence. You may find of interest an
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You are right about the images. BTW, I was under the assumption your image was being deleted. I notice that the renewed image is again markered for quick deletion because of copyright problems. Have a look yourself.
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The problem is to identify the various subspecies areas. So far I haven't seen such a map. I haven't tried making maps for Knowledge yet. It doesn't look too difficult. I just need to figure out the easiest way.
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Oh dear. Sorry about that; I understand why it was reverted now. I forgot to turn off a Chrome extension that converts all mentions of "god" to "Nicolas Cage", and my edit was affected. My sincerest apologies.
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article after adding some brief notes. There seem to be two entomological Korshunov's by the way and I'm chasing this. What I do know is that Y.P. Korshunov knew how to charge for paratypes (often in very long
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It shows several layouts of the Forts (BeausĂŠjour and Cumberland) that are all five pointed. The image you have submitted does not match. Please do not revert again unless you have proof the model is accurate.
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are indeed differently coloured so I stand by my images; however, I do recognize that several sources do not agree. Perhaps a better authority will appear that can clarify the situation. I keep an open mind.
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I didn't mean to revert your changes: I meant to revert this one vandal IP's edits, who has been inserting spurious information into numerous articles, primarily by adding or changing erroneous fossil ranges.
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Greetings! I would like to know if you would consider going over some of the edits that you have made recently to improve the Monarch butterfly on its talk page. Nothing major, just styl-istic discussion.
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not look pleasant to a human eye but to a turtle's eye it is normal and natural to capture various creatures for consumption and life. I congratulate the photographer for capturing such a difficult video."
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Thanks for noticing. I think what happened was that I overwrote a new article with an older one. It has been fixed. By the way I found a Flickr group that specializes in wild African butterflies. It is at:
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No. This problem has occured before. There aren't many pictures to choose from. By the way, we should keep pictures of the plastron somewhere. This is maybe why we need separate articles for each species.
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I found a pretty strange yet effective way to view the pages from the Ernst and Lovich "Turtles of the U.S. and Canada" source...I just need your e-mail so that I can forward you the 50+ screenshots!!!!--
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How long should one wait before reaching a consensus? What if a consensus isn't reached? What if there are no responses to the discussion? I have had very little experience with the discussion pages.
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Great! Guess I did it right, more or less. Thanks for letting me know. I have done quite a lot of the easy stuff on the sandbox, using your template. Now I need to pay attention to referencing etc.
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Totally wrong. It was up to you to source the addition. The concept that pigeons are a food source for the Common Snapping Turtle was original research since it is not documented in the literature.
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real "plum" turtle articles that could be turned into GAs (notable, sources available, etc.). In any case, you'd be part of an effort and could share victories and commisserate setbacks together!
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The link, towards the end of the presentation, shows an aerial photo of an uneven five star fort. Even one side was dug in, like in the first model photo. Better to have a closer look my friend!--
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I looked at the pages and they do contain only the three species that you mentioned. I also noticed you already created the pages for these species. What additional information do you want added?
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You did not recognize that some footnotes, such as #26, "^ SI brochure, op cit, p 110", refer back to the SI brochure that you moved to the further reading section. I have undone the revisions.
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I donât understand why some Wikipedians get their rocks off throwing around baseless accusations without regard for the feelings of their fellow contributors. You reverted my Feb.5th edit to
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Could you do me a favour? I am missing page 382 and 383 in my digital copy. Would you be willing to add the species or missing info that is on that page? I think the species I am missing are
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The first source is inaccessible, however, it is currently citing only two things that I personally have found in other sources. Do you mind if I remove it (it's also only in the lead)?--
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Have a good holiday! And happy photographing. It seems our work on SA butterflies has been noticed, User:Michaelwild is also helping out now with some great pictures and a great article.
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standard practice in published physics material, and it is inappropriate to execute rapid-fire conversions of the formatting in physics articles. The matter is currently being discussed
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No worries, I have started making some articles. If you have time and can chip in in a month, it would be greatly appreciated! Cheers
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The Red Herring made me smile. (I just used my Chef's Knife...have lost 70 pounds by emphasizing veggies!)
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