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Fauna of New Zealand Website Copy 2010, Fnz.Landcareresearch.Co.Nz aua o ew eaa Ko te Aiaga eeke o Aoeaoa IEEAE SYSEMAICS AISOY GOU EESEAIES O ACAE ESEAC ema acae eseac ico Agicuue & Sciece Cee P O o 9 ico ew eaa K Cosy a M-C aiièe acae eseac Mou Ae eseac Cee iae ag 917 Aucka ew eaa EESEAIE O UIESIIES M Emeso eame o Eomoogy & Aima Ecoogy PO o ico Uiesiy ew eaa EESEAIE O MUSEUMS M ama aua Eiome eame Museum o ew eaa e aa ogaewa O o 7 Weigo ew eaa EESEAIE O OESEAS ISIUIOS awece CSIO iisio o Eomoogy GO o 17 Caea Ciy AC 1 Ausaia SEIES EIO AUA O EW EAA M C ua (ecease ue 199 acae eseac Mou Ae eseac Cee iae ag 917 Aucka ew eaa Fauna of New Zealand Ko te Aitanga Pepeke o Aotearoa Number / Nama 38 Naturalised terrestrial Stylommatophora (Mousca Gasooa Gay M ake acae eseac iae ag 317 amio ew eaa 4 Maaaki Whenua Ρ Ε S S ico Caeuy ew eaa 1999 Coyig © acae eseac ew eaa 1999 o a o is wok coee y coyig may e eouce o coie i ay om o y ay meas (gaic eecoic o mecaica icuig oocoyig ecoig aig iomaio eiea 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esimae o ume aou 35 secies ew eaas iigeous eesia gasoo aua is amog e ices i e wo wi a Κo ēei mea e wae-uaua aā e gasoo e ōū esimae 135 secies owee o e esimae goa wāui ou i e kaagaaga e kīia ei e aga- iesiy o 71-9 amiies oy 11 ae eesee i moe Aā gā io auia o e wae-uaua ko e gaa me ew eaas iigeous aua e ūoko Ko e uiga ka oo ki e moaa egai aā oug uma aciiies may secies o eesia a ēai ko gā wai māoi ko e weua ou āei ō gasoo ae ee sea o a auaise i aeas āou kāiga oo gā aga-moe e oo aa ki ua ousie ei oigia age Oe ese secies ae e wakaaeia aa kei e āua 35 gā momo ui i ecome ess i ei ew omes ue o ei amage o e ao Ā ko ό Aoeaoa akeake ake ēai o gā uiga cuiae cos ei oe i e asmissio o uua oa iā oki e wakaaeia aa ko ōa 135 gā aasiic iseases a aec umas a iesock o momo aga-moe ko Aoeaoa āou kāiga ūuu ei aese eecs o iigeous oa a aua eoi a o gā wāau aga-moe āua 71-9 ei Ou auaise eesia gasoo aua cuey ua oa i e ao 11 oa io Aoeaoa akeake ake comises 9 secies eeseig 15 amiies a wee Νā gā mai a e agaa kua ae au ēai wae-uaua o a o e oigia ew eaa aua ese oo weua ki ēai wāi o e ao i ua au i ό āou secies oigiae i Euoe o Ameica o e kāiga ake ā kua aau ā āou oo i eia Ι ēai wā aciic; some may ae ee iouce secoaiy om kua io gā mea ei ei oaii i ό āou kāiga ou i e ouaios is auaise esewee e secies mea ā āou kua ē ea e iu o gā māa kai kua ee esaise i ew eaa ae associae wi ma a āei ēai mae iioa i a āou kua au ki uga i e is cos i ei aie age wi gea oesiy o agaa i ā āou kaaee āei ēā āei kua aua assie isesa a ae ee wiey isiue kua āmia e āou gā kaaee me gā iu māoi o ό oug uma commece Seea secies esaise i āou kāiga ou ew eaa so eay uig e eio o Euoea E 9 gā momo wae-uaua oo weua o wāi kē kua seeme a ooogiss o a ime oug em o e au ā āou oo i Aoeaoa ō gā wāau ekau mā memes o e aie mousc aua ima I akea mai ēei momo i Ūoi i Ameika ki e e geea oy a i mos eesia gasoos aki i e Moaa-ui-a-Kiwa āei ā ēā ea i au au comises e coica iscea mass coie io a sia ēai ki weua kē i e uaai ka oo āua agaa wii a sige se a e ea-oo wic ouway weua mai i eia kāai ka kawea mai ki Aoeaoa comises a ea muscua a o ocomoio a Ko gā momo kua aau ā āou oo i Aoeaoa e kaa aeioy a mou a wo ais o eaces ese oo a a I gāmāa me gā maiga auweua a e (coue oeea (aa aee ou -5- mouscs commoy kow as sais ae ae o agaa oiā ko ēā e ie aa gā kai o oo ki ēā o ō comeey eac ei ea-oo io e se o āou wā kāiga Ā ā e ii ai ki gā iu kua kawea oecio om esiccaio a om eaos eaues aeeia gā wae-uaua ei e e agaa ki gā ōio o e o e se a o e eea mooogy a iea ao auokooko ā e ee aau o e oo a ēai i u aaomy o e ea-oo ae Imoa i e ou i e aega mai o e ākeā ki koei ka ōēē gā ieiicaio o sais ee ae 15 secies o sai i kaimāai kaaee o ēā wā ō Aoeaoa ūuu aua ou auaise aua aakia ā i e mois a umi coiios a eai i may Ko e iaa o e uiga o gā wae-uaua oo ki ua egios o e woI e aiiy o eac io a e koeko e aga o e wāi kei eia gā wēkau ā e oecie se as ee ess imoa a may akoo augaii mai aa ēei i e īau ei ki oo i gous o eesia gasoos ae eoe oms wi ēai aga Aā aō e ūoko-waewae Kie iio au a euce se I e iiia sages o is eouio e koe ki e mea ei ko e wae-uaua kei ao io Mā e se is caie o e aimas ack u is o oge wae-uaua ka aea e e mea e ekeeke aee Kei ae o uy oec e eie aima Aimas a is mua i ēei wāaga ko e waa me gā wei e wā e sage o eouio commoy kow as semi-sugs ae oo akiua mai aa Ko ēei aga-moe e eesee i ou auaise aua y a sige secies wakamāamaia ake ei ko ia aδ e gaa e mōio ei I e moe aace sages o is eouio e se āou kaoa Ka aea aō e e ūoko-waewae e o ki is euce o a sma ae o gaues ecose wii oo i e aga kia koe ai ia e akoko oa e kaiga āei e ea-oo issues o os comeey ese aimas e e oaii Ko e āua o e aga ko e aga wakawao kow as sugs ae simy sais wi a euce se o e gaa me e aga wakaoo o e ūoko-waewae a ei ieiicaio is moe eee o e koiei kaoa gā mea ka āa ioia e wakaauia ai gā eea mooogy a iea aaomy o e eekēaga i waegaui i ēā i ēā momo gaa O gā ea-oo ee ae 1 secies o sug i ou auaise kaaee maee kaoa kua ūmau ā āou oo i aua Aoeaoa 15 gā momo gaa I gā akiwā o e ao e kaa ou aa e auwai me e ūmaaa kua koe i io iaiaia e aga ei wakamaumau i gā aga-moe e oo aa i eia ā i oo ί gā au mao ii kua ii ake gā aga o ēai Ki Coiuo Gay ake was o i Maamaa e ioia ēa momo wae-uaua kua īmaa ā āou akai Waikao u se is you o a am suoue y i ēei uaai ka kiea e waa ou aa āou i ό āou us-ca iIs i e ay o ey I was ee a e aga egai kua koe e aea e uu kaoa au ki oo i aua eeoe a iees i wiie a ieeaes i aga ei āai au i gā kio Ko gā wae-uaua ēei ka aicua I 197 Gay oie e Miisy o kīia kie eo Igaii e āwe-ūoko aā kei waega Agicuue a uakua Agicuua eseac Cee i e gaa me e ūoko O gā momo wae-uaua o āwāi Wie wokig as a ecicia e oaie a ew kua aū ā āou oo i Aoeaoa koai aake e ēei eaa Ceiicae i Sciece a Waikao oyecic aa e āua Oe a eio o yeas Gay uise moe a 1 Ko gā mea kua oa ou e akai aa i e uaai e aes o ouaio a commuiy ecoogy o gao au ai ό āou aga ēā ea e aa agaiki oa ieeaes i agicuua sysems e as woke io e aga ēā āei kua oo oa mai ēai eesiey wi ames a oe eseaces i ew kogakoga o e aga ki oo i e kiko o e ūoko- eaa a ieaioay o eeo susaiae es waewae ēā ou āei kua koe kaoa Kie ēei e maageme acices I ecogiio o is āua kua kīia e ūoko egai e gaa ou kē eoi coiuio i 195 Gay was aoie as a seio aō e eekēaga kua ii oa ake e aga kua koe eseac scieis wi e Miisy o Agicuue e kaoa āei ei wakaau i gā eekēaga i waegaui aso eeoe eseac ieess a uise i i ēei momo wae-uaua me āa iio ki e aga iogeogay sysemaics a ecoogy o iigeous wakawao ae au kie aga wakaoo o e ūoko- ieeas eseciay eesia mouscs I 199 e waewae ekau mā wā gā momo ūoko kua āua oie acae eseac as a eseac scieis is agaa weua ā āou oo i Aoeaoa i oo i gā au wok is ow cee o e sysemaics a commuiy ecoogy o ew eaa iigeous ieeaes a oae quesios o ioiesiy assessme I wāau mai e kaiui a Gay ake i Maamaa ί oo o Waikao eoi aō i aa aioiga oo ai ia ki ēai āmu e kaaoia ma e e gaee i e oe o e -- Moaa a oi ō eia mai aa gākau ui ki gā mea e Kuu Āwia — Gossay oeoe o e wao ui a āe me aa ao ui a ki gā mea uaā-koe I e au 197 ka wai mai a Gay i e aomaawai i gā uua a āe — Maaū Auweua i e ūai agaau Auweua o ioiesiy assessme (a-ase uakua 1 a ia e mai aa ei iga agaau ka aga-moe — so-oie mousc wakawiwia ia ki aa iwikee o Aoeaoa mō e koioa-maaweua — iogeogay ūaiao mai i e Kuaii o Waikao I oo i e au ūoko — sug eke au i e 1 gā uiga kua wakauaia e Gay akoko — esiccae e aa ki e maa me e āua o e oo ai a gā aa agaiki — sma ae aga uaā-koe i oo i gā ūaa auweua Kua īau — ciciae o o a e sia kaa ou aa mai ai ki e uga auweua me iga agaau — ecicia ēai au kaiagaau i ēei weua me āwāi a ikaga aai i gā kaaee akakio — es oki kia akoo mai ai ēai ikaga aai i gā maageme kaaee akakio ā ēei mai ā i e au 195 ka wei — eace wiwi a Gay i ēai ūaga mō e kaiagaau was-uaua — muscua oo gasoo uaiao maua i e Maaū Auweua Kua wāwā au a o ia i ēai au momo asaio y H.
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