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Timo Heikkilä

Place names related to Untamo are also found from Kokemäenjoki as far north as Southern Ostrobothnia.


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Timo Heikkilä

Laitila's Untamala also has place names referring to Kullervo, Kullerjärvi, Kullermäki and Kullerkallio, topped by a tomb, a hiiden-stove.


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Timo Heikkilä

Also, folklore attributes personal names resembling Untamo to place names resembling Untamo.


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Timo Heikkilä

Linguistically, names related to Untamo are thought to be Germanic, and Heikkilä speculates that the hostility of Untamo and Kalervo would be reminiscent mostly of the Iron Age, when Finnish soil had Germanic influence.


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The genus “Untamo” would thus have described mainly the population of western and southwestern Finland with Germanic influence, and the Kalervo or Kaleva family more easterly, mainly obscure or catching.


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Timo Heikkilä

Later stages, such as the hostilities between Christianity and the Gentiles, must have also influenced these narratives.


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Timo Heikkilä

Timo Heikkilä speculates that Kullervo, who survived the destruction of the Kalervo family, would be a personification of a new culture type.


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Timo Heikkilä

This culture would have emerged among the population of Eastern and Inner Finland as the Western and Southwest Finnish population was victorious and began to spread out.


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Timo Heikkilä

In order to survive, the population of Eastern and Inner Finland was forced to form a new, warlike and more manly culture, which was a mixture of their own earlier and that of the Western Finns (partly inherited from the Germans).


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Timo Heikkilä

In the stories Kullervokin eventually retaliates and strikes back.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to Heikkilä, this culture type became a major factor in the culture later identified as Finnish, and spread to western Finland as well.


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Timo Heikkilä

Heikkilä reckons that this change in culture may have been accompanied, among other things, by the rise of the status of the manly god of thunder.


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Timo Heikkilä

There could even be a crumbled hint of that in the narrative itself, namely that Kullervo was sold to a blacksmith, and it was only in the power of a blacksmith that he freed himself with spells from slavery.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to Heikkilä, cultural “concessions” such as this may have often been forced to make inland inhabitants over time, and these could all have been in turn the subject of a brotherly war myth.


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Timo Heikkilä

Many times, the people of the coast have received new influences from foreign groups, and then, more armed and organised, started to harass the people of the inland.


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Timo Heikkilä

In this case, the inland population has had to adopt at least the aspects of the new culture that have allowed it to get on top of the neck.


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Timo Heikkilä

However, thanks to these “concessions,” much has been left of the original culture.


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Timo Heikkilä

For example, the Finno-Ugric language has survived, and potential Indo-European entrants have been absorbed on many occasions.


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Timo Heikkilä

Such “Kullervo revenges” are perhaps exceptional in the ancient relationship between Finno-Ugric and Indo-Europeans, as the Finno-Ugric languages have given way permanently in many encounters.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to Heikkilä, this conception naturally explains why an alien, harsh male thunder god is deeply rooted in Finnish mythology.


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Timo Heikkilä

Ritvala helka and Sääksmäki solar cult in Ritvala, Sääksmäki has been celebrated for centuries a medieval helka feast, where a procession of maidens has taken a certain route singing songs in the spring.


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Timo Heikkilä

Although there have always been suspicions that the feast might be prehistoric and pagan, no clear evidence has been available.


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Timo Heikkilä

Timo Heikkilä, however, presents a wide and detailed interpretation of the background and meanings of the Helka celebration.


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Timo Heikkilä

The considerable importance of the region already in the Iron Age is that Rapola in Sääksmäki has been home to the largest castle mountain in the country, and Sääksmäki is also known for obscure remnants of the king tradition.


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Timo Heikkilä

Sääksmäki is also an exceptional area in that local tradition Sääksmäki is said to be located “at the centre of the world”.


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Timo Heikkilä

This may have referred to the location of Sääksmäki in the middle of major watercourse routes, which has reached various parts of the country.


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Timo Heikkilä

On the other hand, the most significant solar cult locations around the world are also commonly referred to as the most significant solar cult sites, e.g.


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Greek Delfas.


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The significant cult place is also hinted by the fact that the Helka feast has been said to have always been celebrated “since the beginning of the world”, and that ending the celebration has been believed to cause the end of the world.


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Timo Heikkilä

Sääksmäki has also been sung about the ship of the sun, which the singing maidens have lured down near the ground during the spring summer, when the sunship has been captured, the ship burned in shells and the sun taken prisoner for the summer, so that the sun and the power of life it gives to the fields would have lingered summer in Säksmäki.


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Timo Heikkilä

On the shore of Sääksmäki, Heikkilä now finds an insignificant land place called Päivölä (Swedish: Sohlberg).


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Timo Heikkilä

The Sunship Heikkilä equates the Bronze Age farming culture known in Scandinavia with the mythology: a sun-bearing ship is a common subject e.g. In petroglyphs of the Swedish Bronze Age agra culture.


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Timo Heikkilä

On the basis of this and many other arguments, Heikkilä suggests that the solar cult of the Helka celebration here, too, would already be called off by the Bronze Age, and that no later than the Middle Iron Age the celebration has probably been known throughout the country, the most significant cult celebration of the farming population.


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Sääksmäki's numerous solar phenomena are finally linked by an unexpected fact: Timo Heikkilä explains Sääksmäki's two images of the sun drawn on stone.


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Timo Heikkilä

Another of the suns is drawn on the sacrificial rock on the lower slope of Rapola Castle mountain.


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Timo Heikkilä

The pagan tradition of prehistoric times appears surprisingly abundant in Sääksmäki anyway.


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Timo Heikkilä

There is an iron age ancient field on the slope of Rapola Castle Mountain and is surrounded by squid and sacrificial stones.


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Timo Heikkilä

The route taken by the maiden procession, which was celebrated in Ritvala east of Rapola in Ritvala, was still shaped like a T in the 19th century, according to Heikkilä.


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Timo Heikkilä

The group of girls has initially travelled up to the transverse bottom line of the “Ukonkirve", returned backwards and then turned to the vertical line leading to Helkavuori.


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Timo Heikkilä

There is a set in a circle that Heikkiah interprets as the ring of the sun.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to Heikkilä, the Helka rite describes the opposite of the visually realized “downward creation” in Ukonkirvee: the return of barley and other creation in their growth towards the source of life, the sun.


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Timo Heikkilä

Girls have once gone singing this route every Sunday from the end of May work until midsummer, that is, the most active growing season, which clearly refers to the celebration of the fertility cult of the old pagan farming community.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to Timo Heikkilä, the songs transformed into Christian in the Middle Ages of Helkalehä reflect distantly original themes reflecting the cycle of the seasons of the agrarian tradition.


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Timo Heikkilä

Heikkilä suggests that the most central song of the original solar feast has been Lemminkäinen's hymn, which reflects two distinct areas of meaning in parallel: the annual cycle of sacred barley growth, and on the other hand the process of human becoming a knower.


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Timo Heikkilä

The agrarian cult of Sääksmäki highlighted the stages of the growth of sacred barley.


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Timo Heikkilä

Helka songs have been sung since the end of May work, and the beginning of the Lemminkäinen hymn is also the beginning of the Lemminkäinen hymn: Lemminkäinen - Lempo, the god of the underworld fire - is in the spring field during May work when he sees the rise from Päivölää, preparing for a mid-summer wedding, smokes resulting from the production of beer.


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Timo Heikkilä

Invitations are distributed from Päivölä to Päivölä's pitches, and so Lemminkäinen, who is the person who is the fire for the growth of the land, goes on a journey.


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Timo Heikkilä

Heikkilä suggests that Lemminkäinen, representing the life force of earth and barley, rises from the bosom of the earth towards the culmination of the mid-summer feast, when heaven and earth have touched each other and celebrated sacred weddings.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to it, the midsummer bonfires also express the rise of the Lempo-Lemminkäinen fire on the earth and reaching into heaven.


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Timo Heikkilä

When Lemminkäinen arrives in Päivölää, however, he is late: the wedding has already been held.


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Timo Heikkilä

According to Heikkilä, this tells us about the nature of barley: barley never gets ready by midsummer, but is only finished in August.


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Timo Heikkilä

An annoyed Lemminkäinen becomes angry and gets into a fight with the master of the Nordic, from whom Leminkäinen now cuts his head with his sword “like the end of a cob”.


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Timo Heikkilä

In the mood of the impending autumn death around the kekri celebration, the old year of the host of Päivölä fights with the new year that Lemminkäinen represents.


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Timo Heikkilä

Lemminkäinen wins, but is forced to flee to an island in the Underworld, reflecting the fall of the earth's vitality as Lemminkäinen's power retreats inside the earth for the duration of the winter.


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Timo Heikkilä

Works Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Ukon axe: Key to kalevalo culture| location = Salo| publisher = Society for the Promotion of Pagan Literature| year = 1992| id = ISBN 951-96195-5-0}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Kullervo family: early stages of mindscene| location = Helsinki| publisher = Green civilization federation| year = 1995| version=KOSMOS publication| id = ISBN 951-97115-1-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Kalevala Metaphysics and Physics| location = Helsinki| publisher = Like| year = 1999| id = ISBN 951-578-631-2}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| title = Sunship: Lemminkäinen myth and Ritvala cult| location = Helsinki| publisher = Basam Books| year = 2004| id = ISBN 952-9842-99-6}} Sources elsewhere Tauno Linkoranta:.


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University Journal.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Clark Ashton Smith (January 13, 1893 — August 14, 1961) was an American writer, poet, and artist.


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Clark Ashton Smith

He has become known primarily for his short story format production, consisting mostly of horror, fantasy and science fiction.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith is also known for stories published in the illustrious Weird Tales magazine in the 1930s.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Life Smith was born in Auburn in the state of California, United States and was the only child of his parents.


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Clark Ashton Smith

He began his writing and visual artistic pursuits at an extremely young age: his first full-fledged novel he wrote at the age of fourteen.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith attended school for only eight years during his life, but developed his extensive education, language skills and knowledge in the arts through self-study, including encyclopedias.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith suffered almost all of his life from health problems and often financial difficulties as well, mainly caused by Smith's problems in combining art practice with the more physical side jobs he periodically had to undertake to support himself and his parents.


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Clark Ashton Smith

He lived most of his life in the family cottage and maintained a social life mainly through extensive correspondence.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Most notable correspondence Smith had with the poet George Sterling.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Sterling was supportive of his young apprentice and helped him get his first collection of poems, “The Star-Treader and Other Poems” published.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Another longtime correspondence partner of Smith was another regular writer of “Weird Tales” magazine, H. P. Lovecraft, whom Smith, despite more than fifteen years of correspondence, never met.


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Clark Ashton Smith

After his parents died himself, suffering from bad heart problems, Smith married Carol Jones Dorman and, at age 61, moved to live with his wife and her children in Pacific Grove, California.


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Clark Ashton Smith

In these final years, Smith worked mainly as a gardener.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith died in his sleep on August 14, 1961, after a series of heart attacks.


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Clark Ashton Smith

His ashes were buried in Auburn near his parents' cottage.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Production In his production of Youth, Smith focused primarily on poems that, though strongly coloured by fairy tale and fantasy themes.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith's first poems were published when he was seventeen years old, and were followed by a first-born poetry collection in 1912 and three more collections by 1925.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith wrote over 700 poems during his life.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith considered himself primarily a poet, but perhaps as a result of his poor financial situation he began writing narratives called weird fiction in magazines from 1925 onwards.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Inspired by Lovecraft, Smith began writing pulp-spirited fantastical narratives for “Weird Tales” magazine.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith, Lovecraft and their friend Robert E. Howard have later emerged as the most famous of the prolific writers of Weird Tales, and all have used and developed the Cthulhu mythology originally developed by Lovecraft in their stories.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith often placed his narratives either in historical eras or alien fantasy worlds, among them Atlantis, Howard's Hyperborea, with the distinction that it was not Howard's Hyperborea, but Clark Ashton Smith's very own Hyperborea, to Mars and those he developed himself Averoigne, Zothique and Xiccarph.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Strictly speaking, you can also say that Mars was not exactly the equivalent of our near-neighbour planet in terms of circumstances, but that too was a fictional creation of Clark Ashton Smith.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith's writing style has been described as eccentrically colourful, poetic, and the language he used sizzled with exotic names and unusual words, probably in part as a result of his self-taught, encyclopedia-shaped civilisation.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith's voluptuous writing pace went silent from 1933 onwards as a result of his parents' falling ill and the deaths of several of his closest friends (among them Lovecraft).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith shifted back to the poem during these years, focusing on sculpting and the fine arts in addition to it, which he thrived on until the last years of his life.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Although Smith's artwork was exhibited in a few exhibitions, he did not achieve great popularity or financial success in his lifetime.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Smith's extensive output has been published in abundance especially since his death.


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Clark Ashton Smith

In addition to the best known short stories from the “Weird Tales” period, Smith's correspondence, poems and art have also been published as collections.


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Clark Ashton Smith

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Translation: Ulla Selälä and Ilkka Äänelä.


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Fan series| id = ISBN 951-0-19571-5}} The last hieroglyph contains the short stories: The Garden of Adompha (The Garden of Adompha, 1938).


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Monster of Prophecy (The Monster of the Prophecy, 1932).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ice Demon (The Ice-Demon, 1933).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Double Shadow (The Double Shadow, 1939).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Torturers Island (The Isle of the Torturers, 1933).


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Clark Ashton Smith

God of the Dead (The Charnel God, 1934).


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Clark Ashton Smith

City of the Singing Flame (The City of the Singing Flame, 1931).


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Death of Malygris (The Death of Malygris, 1934).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Black web (The Dark Eidolon, 1935).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Naat of Witches (Necromancy in Naat, 1935).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Saturn's Gate (The Door to Saturn, 1931).


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Clark Ashton Smith

The White Worm (The Coming of the White Worm, 1941).


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Last Hieroglyph (The Last Hieroglyph, 1935).


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Last Spell (The Last Incantation, 1930).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Xeethra (Xeethra, 1934).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Finnish short stories published in various collections: Genius loci (Genius loci, 1933).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Published in Collection Weird Stories 4.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ed.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Markku Sadelehto, 1992, Elm.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Gorgo (The Gorgon, 1932).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Published in Collection Weird Stories 1.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ed.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Markku Sadelehto, 1990, Elm.


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Story of Satampra Zeiros (The Tale of Satampra Zeiros, 1931).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Published in the collection Kiss of the Black God.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ed.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Markku Sadelehto, 1993, WSOY.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ubbo-Sathla (Ubbo-Sathla, 1933).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Published in the collection Black Stone.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ed.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Markku Sadelehto, 1995, WSOY.


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Wizarding Kingdom (The Empire of Necromancers, 1932).


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Clark Ashton Smith

Published in the collection Kingdom of the Wizards.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Ed.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Juhani Hinkkanen, 1989, Elm.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Untranslated production Out of Space and Time, 1942.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Lost Worlds, 1944.


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Clark Ashton Smith

Genius Loci and Other Tales, 1948.


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Abominations of Yondo, 1960.


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Clark Ashton Smith

The City of the Singing Flame, 1981.


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Last Incantation, 1982.


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Clark Ashton Smith

The Monster of the Prophecy, 1983.


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Clark Ashton Smith

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Time Machine 3/1995.


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Question: What age is Harry Potter in the Deathly Hallows movie?

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows () is the seventh and final volume of the Harry Potter book series written by British author J. K. Rowling.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

It appeared on July 21, 2007, ending a series that began in 1997 with the publication of the book Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The novel continues the series' story of where Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (2005) left off, culminating in a final encounter between Harry Potter and Lord Voldemort.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Rowling announced the final title of the book on her homepage on December 21, 2006.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The name was revealed as a solution to the gallows game.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The author's publisher, Bloomsbury Publishing, confirmed the name as correct still the same day.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In 2007, Rowling's homepage also announced the book's release date, July 21, 2007.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[1] The cover options for the English version of the book were announced on March 28, 2007.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[2] The Finnish translation of Jaana Kapari-Jata appeared on 7 March 2008.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

The Finnish title of the book was revealed on 13 September 2007.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Like previous Potter books, the book was published by Tammi and the cover art was done by Mika Launis.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

[3] Plot Background The book series follows protagonist Harry Potter, who struggles with his fame and the hardships of normal teenage years.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

When Harry was a baby, Lord Voldemort, a mighty evil wizard, murdered Harry's parents, but disappeared after attempting to slay Harry.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry, who suddenly became famous, was put into the care of his muggle relatives (non-taikovs), Aunt Petunia and Uncle Vernon.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In Philosopher's Stone, 11-year-old Harry enters the magic world again and begins studying at Hogwarts School of Witches and Wizards.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

He befriends Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger there.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

He also meets the school's principal, Albus Dumbledore, and Professor Severus Snape, who dislikes him.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

Harry encounters Voldemort at school several times as he tries to get back into bodily form.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In a flaming goblet, Harry is forced to compete in a dangerous Three-Wizard joust.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

At the conclusion of the jousting, Harry witnesses Voldemort's return to his full strength.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In the Phoenix Guild, Harry and his friends battle the Death Eaters, Voldemort supporters, and narrowly defeat them.


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Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows

In Half-Blood Prince, Harry learns that Voldemort has created six “Horcruxes” to become immortal.


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A horcrux is a chunk of an individual's soul jammed into some object so that when the body dies, part of the soul remains, and this can be revived.


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However, with the destruction of the horcrux creator's body, this one is forced to live a half-life without a material body.


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Two Horcruxes have already been destroyed; one destroyed by Harry during the events of the Chamber of Secrets, and the other by Dumbledore slightly before the events of the Half-Blood Prince.


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When Dumbledore returns from an expedition to find a Horcrux, Snape, a former Death Eater, murders him.


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Harry had suspected Snape had secretly remained loyal to Voldemort.


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At the end of the book, Harry decides to leave school unfinished, finding and destroying the rest of the Horcruxes, as well as defeating Voldemort once and for all.


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Summary Voldemort gains more supporters and power after Dumbledore dies.


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Harry soon reaches the age of seventeen, at which point the shelter he has in his aunt and uncle's house is broken.


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Before that, members of the Phoenix Guild move Harry to the Home Hole, using a multi-drink broth to impersonate Harry in order to confuse any potential invading death eaters.


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The Deatheaters attack immediately after they leave the Likusterite Road; Wild Eye is killed and George Weasley loses one of his ears, but the others survive to Kotikolo.


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Ron and Hermione decide to join Harry on a mission begun by Dumbledore: to find and destroy Voldemort's remaining four Horcruxes.


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They have very little information about the remaining Horcruxes except that one of them is a locket once owned by Salazar Slytherin, another a cup once owned by Helga Puuskupuh, the third is somehow related to Rowena Ravenclaw, and the fourth is Nagini, Voldemort's snake.


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There is no information on the whereabouts of the objects, but Nagin is presumed to be with Voldemort.


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Before leaving, they attend the wedding of Ron's Bill brother and Fleur Delacour.


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The Ministry of Magic falls under the power of death eaters and the wedding party comes under attack.


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Harry, Ron and Hermione narrowly escape.


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The trio flee to London from Kalmanha Square 12, the house of the Sirius Black family, where they hear from the home elf Straw that the Slytherin locket once stole by Sirius's brother Regulus is now in the possession of Dolores Pimento.


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They infiltrate the Ministry of Magic and steal the locket back, but they have no way of destroying it.


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Under the evil influence of the medallion and laden by the constant getaway, Ron leaves the others.


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As Harry and Hermione continue the mission, they learn more about Dumbledore's past, including the mental illness and death of Dumbledore's sister, and his connection to the evil wizard Grindelwald.


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Harry and Hermione journey to Godrick's sagging, Harry's birthplace and the place where his parents were killed.


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They meet an elderly historian, Bathilda Bagshot, who is revealed to be Nagin in disguise.


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After being exploited by a snake, Harry and Hermione escape into the Forest of Dean.


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In the woods, a mysterious silver female deer, which appears to be the protector, leads Harry to an icy pond, where Godrick Gryffindor's sword, one of the few objects you can use to destroy the Horcrux, lies at the bottom of the pond.


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When Harry tries to retrieve the sword from the pond, a horcrux hanging around his neck attempts to kill him.


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Ron returns and saves Harry, as well as using the sword to destroy the medajong.


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As the trio continue their search for Horcruxes, they repeatedly encounter a strange symbol that the eccentric sorcerer Xenofilius Lovekiva tells represents the mythical Deathly Hallows.


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The Hallows are three sacred objects: an elderwand; an unbeatable magic wand; a recovery stone capable of summoning the dead into the world of the living; and the indeceiving cloak of invisibility.


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Harry learns Voldemort is looking for an elderwand, recognizes the recovery stone from the Horcrux destroyed by Dumbledore, and realizes that his own invisibility cloak is the same as the cloak mentioned in the story, but is oblivious to the significance of the Hallows.


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The trio are imprisoned and are taken to Malfoy Manor, where Hermione is tortured by Bellatrix Lestrange.


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Harry and Ron are taken to the basement, where they find Luna Lovekiva, Ollivander, Dean Thomas, and Lujahaa.


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Before Voldemort can reach the scene, Dobby shows up and rescues them, and the entire group escapes to the Clam Cottage, Bill and Fleur's home, but Dobby is killed.


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Harry realizes that the Hallows might be the solution to defeating Death, and knows Voldemort usurped an elderwand from Dumbledore's tomb, but decides to focus on finding Horcruxes instead of Hallows.


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Lujahaka tells them that Helga Puushkupuh's cup, one of the Horcruxes, is in the Bellatrix vault in Irveta.


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With Lujahaa's help, they break into the bank vault, retrieve the cup and escape on the dragon's back, but Lujahaka steals the sword and escapes with his own help.


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Harry learns through his connection to Voldemort's mind that one of the Horcruxes is hidden in Hogwarts, now held by Severus Snape.


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Harry, Ron and Hermione enter the school through the village of Hogyaho and, aided by other teachers, encounter Snape, who escapes.


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They then destroy the cup with the tooth of the basilisk that Ron and Hermione retrieved from the Chamber of Secrets, and try to find the next Horcrux, the Rowena Ravenclaw diadem.


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At the same time, Voldemort and his supporters storm the castle.


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Many of the school's students, teachers, and members of the Phoenix Guild defend the school from the invaders, while Harry, Ron, and Hermione enter the needs room where the diadem is hidden.


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They encounter Draco Malfoy, Gregory Goyle and Vincent Grabbe there.


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A battle ensues, during which Grabbe uses a devilfire spell in an attempt to slay Harry, Ron, and Hermione, but is unable to control the spell, which destroys the diadem and kills Grabbe.


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Harry, Ron, and Hermione rescue Malfoy and Goyle on the back of a pair of old brooms.


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At the same time, a few prominent figures get killed in battle against Voldemort's forces, including Remus Lupin, Nymfadora Tonks, and Fred Weasley.


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Unable to use the elderwand to its full potential, Voldemort, believing that Severus Snape became its lord after he killed Dumbledore, Voldemort murders Snape to become its lord himself.


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Dying, Snape gives Harry some of his old memories, which Harry watches using a thought screen in the principal's office.


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He learns of Snape's true motivations: Snape's loyalty to Dumbledore never flustered, he was motivated by love for Harry's mother, who was slain by Voldemort, and Dumbledore's murder was his own order, as Dumbledore was already dying.


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Harry also learns that Voldemort unintentionally made Harry the seventh Horcrux when Voldemort tried to kill him as a baby, and that Harry must die at Voldemort's hands in order to defeat Voldemort, information Dumbledore has always known.


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Harry decides to confront Voldemort, who is waiting for him in the Forbidden Forest, alone.


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He sneaks out of the castle and, after using a recovery stone to bring his loved ones to him briefly, surrenders to Voldemort.


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Voldemort conjures up a killing curse and seemingly kills Harry.


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Harry wakes up in a place resembling King's Cross Station, a place that combines the muggle and magic world, for Harry is in a place between life and death.


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In this mode, Dumbledore's spirit explains to Harry that when Voldemort used Harry's blood to reach his full strength, it protected Harry from dying at Voldemort's hands; however the Horcrux that was inside Harry has now been destroyed, and Harry is able to return to his body despite the killing curse.


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Dumbledore also explains that Harry became the real Lord of the Deathly Hallows when he confronted Death and did not try to escape it or defeat it.


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Harry returns to his body and pretends to be dead while Voldemort marches triumphantly into the castle with his body.


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However, following Harry's previous instructions, Neville Longbottom slays Nagin, the last Horcrux, with Gryffindor's sword.


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Harry then reveals he is still alive and the battle continues with Molly Weasley killing Bellatrix Lestrange.


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Harry and Voldemort engage in a final climax duel.


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Harry reveals that since he willingly surrendered to death at the hands of Voldemort, his show of love would protect the magic world from Voldemort in the same way that the sacrifice made by Harry's mother protected Harry.


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Harry explains that Snape was not loyal to Voldemort, murdered Dumbledore, or was lord of the elderwand.


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Instead, Draco Malfoy was its lord after disarming Dumbledore, but since Harry had disarmed Draco at Malfoy Manor, Harry is the true lord of the Elder Wand.


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Harry claims that the rod does not slay the person to whom it is loyal, contributing to his protection.


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During the duel, Harry refuses to use the killing curse and even urges Voldemort to feel remorse, which is one well-known way to bring Voldemort's shattered soul to its former.


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Voldemort dies when his own killing curse ricochets back from Harry's disarming spell; the death-eaters have finally been defeated.


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Epilogue The final novel in the series ends with a short epilogue set 19 years after Voldemort's downfall.


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Harry and Ginny Weasley are a couple and have three children: James Sirius, Albus Severus and Lily Luna.


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Ron and Hermione have two children, Rose and Hugo.


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The families meet at King's Cross station, where a nervous Albus is about to leave to spend his first year at Hogwarts.


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Harry's godson, Teddy Lupin, is found kissing Bill and Fleur Weasley's daughter Victoire in a train car.


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Harry sees Draco Malfoy, his wife, and their son Scorpius.


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Neville Longbottom is now professor of herbal science at Hogwarts and is still on terms with the Potter and Weasley families.


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Harry comforts Albus, who fears being sorted into Slytherin, and tells him that another of his namesakes, Severus Snape, was the Slytherin and bravest man Harry has met.


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He adds that the sorting hat takes sortable choice into account, as it did with Harry.


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The book ends with the words: “The scar hadn't bothered Harry for nineteen years.


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Everything was fine.” Sales The book sold 8.3 million copies in the United States in its first 24 hours, thus breaking the record set by the previous book Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince with 6.9 million copies sold.


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[4] Early sales Approximately five copies of the book were accidentally sold in advance at S-market Porokylä in Nurmes on 19 July 2007.


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According to the deal, the reason was the summer substitute's ignorance.


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[5] DeepDiscount.com delivered approximately 1200 books to its U.S. customers ahead of schedule; some subscribers received it as early as July 17, 2007.


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The publisher says it will launch legal action against the online store.


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[6] Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Rowling, J. K.| title= Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows | location = Helsinki| publisher = Oak | year = 2008| version = (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, 2007.)


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Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

The aquatic pigtail (Ornithorhynchus anatinus) is a small species of mammal found in south-eastern Australia and Tasmania.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[1] Along with the four species of beaked hedgehogs, the aquatic pigtail is one of five species of beaked mammals that do not give birth to live chicks but lay eggs.


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Aquatic poophya

Like other beaked animals, the aquatic pigtail also has an electric sense.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

Described as duck-beaked and beaver-tailed in appearance [2] [3], the mammal has puzzled European zoologists, many of whom at first encounter thought it was a well-planned hoax.


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Aquatic poophya

It is one of the few venomous mammals: the aquatic pigtail male has a spur on its hind leg which spreads a poison that causes severe pain to humans.


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Aquatic poophya

Due to its unique characteristics, the aquatic pigtail is an important site of research in evolutionary biology and an easily recognisable symbol of Australia.


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Aquatic poophya

It has been used as the mascot for several national events and is depicted on the reverse of the Australian 20 cent coin.


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Aquatic poophya

The aquatic pigtail was hunted for its fur right up until the early 20th century, but now the species is protected throughout its range of occurrence.


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Aquatic poophya

Although reproductive projects in captivity have yielded only limited results and the aquatic pigtail is vulnerable to sanctions from contamination, the species is not in immediate danger.


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Aquatic poophya

However, global warming may threaten its habitat in the future.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[4] Discovery and name of the species When Europeans first discovered the aquatic pigtail animal in 1798, John Hunter, the second Governor of New South Wales, sent its fur coat and drawing of the animal to England.


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Aquatic poophya

[5] British scientists were first certain that it was a hoax.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[6] George Shaw, the author of the first description of the animal for the Naturalist's Miscellany of 1799, stated that doubts about its authenticity are bound to be expressed.


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Aquatic poophya

Robert Knox speculated the water-nosed animal was the creation of some Asian taxidermist.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[7] Scientists believed that someone had sewn a duck's beak into the body of an animal resembling a beaver.


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Aquatic poophya

Shaw even searched dried leather for stitches with scissors.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[6] Shaw gave the found animal the name Platypus anatinus.


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Aquatic poophya

Platypus is Latin, but is derived from the Greek words πλατύς (platys, ″flat, broad”) [8] and πους (pous, ″foot”).


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[9] Under Linné's classification system, he made Platypus the name of the tribe, but the name was later changed when it was discovered to be already in use as the name of a tribe of beetles.


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Aquatic poophya

However, it remained the English name of the animal.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[10] Johann Blumenbach used the name Ornithorhynchus paradoxus in his work published in 1800.


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Aquatic poophya

[11] Subsequently, however, Ornithorhynchus anatinus was adopted as the official name of the species.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

[10] Ornithorhynchus is derived from the Greek word ορνιθόρυγχος (ornithorhynkhos) meaning ″bird's beak', and the Latin word anatinus means ″duck-like”.


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Names used by indigenous aquatic pigtails include boondaburra, mallingong and tambreet.


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Aquatic poophya

[12] Features Structure The body and broad, flat tail of the aquatic seagull are covered with bushy, brown fur.


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The fur is very dense, with 600—900 hairs per square millimeter.


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The dense fur, formed from two layers, traps an insulating layer of air that keeps the animal warm.


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[6] [10] The tail of the aquatic pigtail is its fat store, and the same adaptation is also found in sac wolverine [13] and fat-tailed sheep, among others.


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Aquatic poophya

The aquatic pigtail has a large snout resembling a duck beak in appearance.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

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Although commonly referred to as a beak, the snout is nevertheless not a corneum-covered protrusion as in birds, but a delicate leather-faced sensory organ.


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[14] The aquatic pigtail is one of many water-adapted flip-footed mammals.


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The flipper structure is more pronounced on the front legs, and the aquatic pigtail folds them to size while walking on land.


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[10] The nostrils are located on the upper surface of the snout and the eyes and ears in the recess behind the snout, which is closed when swimming.


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[10] When disturbed, aquatic pigs have been heard growling silently.


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Several other vocalizations have been recorded down from individuals living in captivity.


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[15] Placental mammals (Eutheria) have a normal body temperature of 38°C, but the average body temperature of the aquatic pigtail animal is 31-32°C.


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[16] Research suggests that this is not a general feature of beaked animals, but is the result of the gradual adaptation of a small group of beaked animals to difficult environmental conditions.


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[17] [18] The metabolism and respiration of the aquatic seagull animal are slower than that of placental mammals of the same weight.


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[19] The weight of the aquatic pigtail animal varies considerably, from 0.7 to 2.4 kg, and males are clearly bigger than females.


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The average length of males is 50 cm, females 43 cm.


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[10] The size of individuals living in different regions varies, but the differences do not appear to follow climatic variation.


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Environmental factors such as predators and the influence of human activities have been speculated to be the cause of the differences.


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[20] Juvenile specimens of current aquatic pigs have three teeth in both the upper and lower jaws which they lose before or just after leaving the birth nest.


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[10] Adult individuals have heavily horned tissue in the holding of the teeth.


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Aquatic poophya

The structure of the jaw of the aquatic pigtail differs from that of other mammals: the entire length of the mandibular bone runs an overgrown corridor containing the mandibular artery and trigeminal nerve, and there is a glandular hernia in the middle of the jaw.


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Aquatic poophya

[19] The muscle that opens the jaw is also different.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophya

As with all genuine mammals, even in aquatic pigtails, the small sound-conducting bones of the middle ear are attached to the skull rather than in the jaws, as in cynodonts and other synapsids that precede mammals.


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Aquatic poophya

However, the external opening of the ear is located at the base of the jaw.


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Aquatic poophya

The aquatic pigtail has extra bones around its shoulders, which are absent in other mammals, and its shoulder belt resembles that of reptiles.


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Waterpoophya

Its walking style is reptile-like, meaning the legs are on the side of its body as it walks, rather than underneath.


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Waterpoophya

[10] The testes of aquatic pigs are located on the inside of the body close to the kidneys: therefore at no time do they descend outside the body.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

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[21] Similar to birds and reptiles, the aquatic pigtail has a common intestine.


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[22] Venom Aquatic pigtail males have spurs on their ankles which produce a venom strain characteristic of the species.


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It contains at least 19 different ingredients and consists mostly of defensin-like peptides (DLPs), C-type natriuretic peptides (CNPs), and nerve growth factors (NGF).


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The venom of the aquatic pigtail animal has evolved independently separately from the development of the venom in reptiles.


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[23] The poison is not excreted throughout the year, but only during the mating time of aquatic pigs.


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[24] The venom producing glands have evolved from sweat glands and are located between the knee and the foot of the male's hind limbs.


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[10] [24] Kidney-shaped glands join on both hind legs by thin-walled tubules to the calcaneus spur.


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Female aquatic pigtails have undeveloped spur buds, similar to beaked hedgehogs, which disappear before the end of the first year of life.


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Females do not have functioning venom glands.


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[10] The poison is lethal to smaller animals, [25] but its potency is insufficient to kill humans.


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However, the pain caused by the poison is so painful that the victim may become paralysed and ordinary painkillers are not enough.


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[24] The area around the wound swells rapidly, and the swelling gradually spreads to the entire limb.


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Based on case studies, it has been noticed that pain develops into long-lasting hyperalgesia, which can persist for days or even months.


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[26] Electrosense Beaked animals are the only mammals known to possess an electric sense besides the beaked hedgehog.


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They locate their prey by observing electric fields produced by muscle contractions.


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The electric sense of the aquatic pigtail animal is the most developed of all beaked animals.


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[27] Electroreceptors are located on the skin of the beak in rows directed from snout to tail, while contact-sensing mechanoreceptors spread evenly throughout the beak area.


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In total, approximately 60000 mechanoreceptors and 40000 electroreceptors are located in the beak.


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[19] The area responsible for the electrical sense of the cortex is located in its tactile area, and some cortical cells receive input from both electroreceptors and mechanoreceptors, suggesting a close connection between electrical and tactile senses.


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Both the electric and mechanoreceptors in the beak control the body-partial order of the cortex of the aquatic pigtail animal, in the same way that human hands dominate Wilder Penfield's homunculus.


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[28] [29] The aquatic seagot is capable — possibly by comparing differences in signal strength with its electrical receptors — to infer the direction of the source of electricity.


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This is the reason for the animal's typical side-to-side movement of the head when it preys.


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The interconnection of electric sense and tactile input suggests that the animal is able to estimate its distance as prey moves.


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This would be done through the difference in arrival times of electrical signals emitted from prey and mechanical oscillations.


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[27] [28] The aquatic seagot obtains nutrition by digging up the river bed with its beak.


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Electroreceptors it may also use in this situation to distinguish between living and inanimate objects when mechanoreceptors receive stimuli constantly.


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[27] When prey is disturbed, its muscles produce a small number of electrical currents when contracted, which are sensed by the aquatic pigtail.


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Research suggests the aquatic pigtail will even respond to an “artificial shrimp” if a small amount of electrical current is passed through it.


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[30] Distribution and lifestyles The aquatic seagull is a semiaquatic species, meaning it lives mainly on land but spends much of its life cycle in water.


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The aquatic pigtail inhabit small rivers and streams over a large area from the cold highlands of Tasmania and the Australian Alps all the way to the tropical rainforests of the Queensland coast and as far north as the foothills of the Cape York Peninsula.


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[31] There is no precise information on its inland distribution: it has completely disappeared from South Australia except Kangaroo Island, [32] where it has been reintroduced, [33] [34] and is no longer found in the main part of the Murray-Darling River basin — possibly due to comprehensive land clearing and due to degradation of water quality caused by irrigation systems.


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[35] Captive aquatic pigtails have reached the age of 17 years, and individuals aged 11 years of age have been encountered in freedom.


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The mortality rate for adult individuals living in freedom is probably small.


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[10] Its natural predators include snakes, water rats, reserans and eagles.


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The small size of the water pigtail population in northern Australia may be due to predation on them by crocodiles.


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[36] The introduction of foxes to contain the hare population may have had some effect on the mainland's aquatic pigtail population.


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[20] The aquatic pigtail is mainly considered a night and dusk animal, but some specimens may also be active during the daytime, especially when the sky is clouded.


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[37] [38] Its habitat consists of rivers and riparian areas with both its prey animals as a food source and a riparian enclosure in which it can dig resting and nesting burrows.


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[38] It can have a radius of seven kilometers.


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and the male's territory extends to the territory of 3—4 females.


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[39] The aquatic pigtail is an excellent swimmer, and it spends long periods in the water looking for something to eat.


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What distinguishes a swimming aquatic soak animal from other Australian mammals is that the aquatic pigtail animal has no visible ears.


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[40] Atypically for mammals, the aquatic pigtail pushes itself when swimming by an alternating rowing motion of its front legs.


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Although all legs of the aquatic pigtail animal have flippers, it does not use hind legs in thrust motion, but holds them against the body and uses them and the tail for steering.


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[41] The aquatic seagot is level-tempered and maintains a body temperature lower than most mammals at 32°C, even when preying hourly in water with temperatures below 5°C.


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[10] Dives usually last half a minute, sometimes longer.


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Rarely, however, do they exceed the estimated limit of 40 seconds between a dive using oxygen and a dive without oxygen.


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Between dives, the recovery time spent at the surface is usually 10—20 seconds.


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[42] [43] The aquatic seagot is carnivorous: its nutrition includes articulated worms and larvae, freshwater prawns and crayfish, which it digs out of the riverbed with its beak and catches when swimming.


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It carries its prey in cheek pouches to the surface for eating.


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[40] The aquatic gobler must eat 20% of its own body weight daily.


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Therefore, it takes 12 hours a day to search for food.


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[42] When not in the water, it retreats into a resting hole located near the river collision just above the surface of the water.


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The rest burrow is short and straight, oval in cross-section and often hidden under the root lantern.


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[40] Reproduction When the aquatic pigtail was first discovered, scientists had two kinds of views on whether or not females of the species lay eggs.


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It was not until 1884 when William H. Caldwell was sent to Australia to conduct a comprehensive survey.


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Aided by a group of 150 Aborigines, Caldwell's managed to find some eggs.


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[10] [25] The species has one estrus period per year, which, depending on local variation, falls between June and October.


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[36] Observation history, identification marking and apprehension, and preliminary studies of strain genetics indicate that the population may consist of both permanent and temporary members, and suggest a polygynous mating system.


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[44] Females reach mating age in their second year of life and are known to have reproduced even more than nine years of age.


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[44] [10] Outside the estrus period, the aquatic pigtail lives in a simple ground hole with a mouth opening about 30 cm above the water level.


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After mating, the female builds a deeper, more detailed nest that might be 20 feet long and blocked with plugs placed along the way.


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The purpose of stoppers may be to protect the nest from rising water or predators, or they may act as regulators of humidity and temperature in the nest.


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[45] The male takes no part in brood breeding, but retreats back to his year-round nest.


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The female cushions the base of the nest with dead, folded, moist leaves and collects leaves and reeds that have fallen towards the end of the tunnel into badges.


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The female carries these supplies to her nest by tucking them under her twisted tail.


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[6] The aquatic female has a pair of ovaries, however, only one of which works.


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[37] It lays 1—3 (usually two) small, leathery, resembling reptile eggs and about 15—18 millimetre in length, which are slightly rounder than bird eggs in shape.


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[15] Eggs develop in the womb in about 28 days.


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After laying, the female curls up around the eggs and incubates them for 10 days, when, for example, the chicken has an egg in the body for only a day and 21 days to hatch.


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[37] The incubation period is divided into three parts.


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Initially, the embryo is dependent on the yellow-sac for food intake, since it does not yet have functioning organs.


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As it develops, the embryo wears off the sac.


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[46] During the second period, toes develop, and in the final period an egg tooth appears.


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[47] Newly hatched chicks are only 15 millimetres long, [24] vulnerable, blind and hairless, and derive their nourishment from the mother's milk.


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Although the aquatic plant has mammary glands, it does not have nis.


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Milk is excreted from the pores of the skin.


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The mother's abdomen has striations from which the chicks can jam the milk accumulated in them.


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[6] [36] After hatching, the mother breastfeeds the chicks for 3—4 months.


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During brooding and weaning, the mother initially leaves the nest only for very short periods to retrieve something to eat.


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Upon leaving, it builds several plugs consisting of a thin layer of soil along the entire length of the nest, which may be intended to protect the chicks from predators.


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As the mother pushes back into the nest, the stoppers dry the mother's fur, and thus the nest stays dry.


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[48] After about five weeks, the mother begins to spend more time away from her chicks, and the chicks leave the nest after about four months.


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[36] Fossils and evolution Fossils of aquatic pigtails, like other species of beaked animals, are rare, so the study of their evolutionary history has had to rely mainly on molecular evidence.


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For this reason, among other things, the aquatic and other species of beaked animals are very poorly known.


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William King Gregory put forward the 1947 theory that placental mammals and marsupials would have first separated and beaked animals would be the product of later marsupial branching.


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However, more recent studies and fossil finds have suggested that assumption is wrong.


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[49] [50] The current view holds that beaked animals are representatives of a branch differentiated early from the mammalian tree.


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The consequence of subsequent branching is considered to be marsupials and placental mammals.


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[51] [49] The aquatic pigtail therefore belongs to the earliest known mammalian branching.


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Results from molecular clock studies have suggested that the division of beaked animals into more species would have occurred very rapidly in the Cenozoic World Period.


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[19] The last known common ancestor of the aquatic pigtail animal and man dates back 166 million years.


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[23] A fossil found in 2005 at Flat Rocks in Victoria has altered several older perceptions of the evolution of the aquatic pigtail animal.


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The jawbone found dates from the Early Cretaceous, dominated by dinosaurs, and has been calculated to be between 121—112.5 million years old.


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The fossil belongs to an ancient species of teinolophos beaked animal, which is considered to be the first aquatic species to exist.


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So, on its basis, the aquatic pigtail is one of the oldest mammals in the world.


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The discovery suggests that, contrary to what has previously been inferred from the molecular clock, branching of the order of beaked animals would have occurred significantly more slowly and aquatic pigs and beaked hedgehogs would have separated from each other as early as the Early Cretaceous.


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[19] The second oldest relative of the aquatic soak animal is the obdurodon, whose fossils date back to the Late Oligocene period.


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[19] The first fossils belonging to the current aquatic species date back about 100000 years.


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[12] Genetic research Significance and objectives The divergence of the species evolution of the aquatic seagull from that of other mammals makes the aquatic pigtail an important link between mammals and birds and reptiles.


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By comparing the genome of the aquatic pigtail animal with other genomes already elucidated, one can deduce which genes were inherited from early ancestors and which in turn evolved at a later stage.


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By comparison, completely new genes can also be discovered.


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By comparing the genomes of the aquatic pigtail animal and human, scientists believe they will gain better information on topics such as the evolution of the human immunity system, the evolution and purpose of sex chromosomes, and the inactivation of the X chromosome.


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By studying beaked animals, the researchers hope to also determine the reason why a stigma developed, namely the determination of the activity of a gene by which parent the gene was inherited.


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[52] The gene lineage of the aquatic pigtail animal is thought to assist the pharmaceutical industry in understanding drug metabolism and autoimmune reactions and in the manufacture of vaccines suitable for humans.


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Also, due to its properties, the poison of the aquatic pigtail is thought to have pharmaceutical uses, for example in pain relief.


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[52] Genome Decoding the aquatic genome was proposed in 2003, and a draft of it was published in Nature on May 8, 2008.


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The aquatic female who donated the genome was named Glennie.


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The genome is about 2.2 billion base pairs [53] and contains 18527 genes.


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By examining the genome, it was discovered that 82 per cent of the genes in the aquatic genes are shared with human, mouse, dog, possum and chicken compared to it.


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Traits common with reptiles were also found in the genome.


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[23] 'A group of researchers from the Australian National University discovered in 2004 that the aquatic pigtail has ten sex chromosomes.


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[54] Later, the beak herb was confirmed to have a similar sex chromosome.


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[55] The vast majority of mammals have two sex chromosomes (XX/XY).


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The chromosomes of the aquatic pigtail male are always XYXYXYXY.


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The aquatic pigtail does not have the sex-determining gene SRY of most other mammals, but the gene Dmrt1, typically found as autosomal in mammals, is found on the X1 sex chromosome in the aquatic pigtail animal.


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[54] [56] In birds, the same gene is located on the Z sex chromosome and affects sex development.


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It is unclear whether Dmrt1 affects the sex development of the aquatic pigtail animal, since even normally, the vast majority of genes on mammalian sex chromosomes are gender-neutral.


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On the other hand, one of the Y chromosomes of the aquatic pigtail animal also contains the same genes as the ZZ/ZW sex chromosomes of birds.


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[57] The karyotype of the aquatic pigtail animal is 52, regardless of sex, and differs in characteristics from the karyotypes of other mammals in more ways than one.


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In addition to mammalian traits, the genes of the aquatic pigtail animal contain traits of both birds and reptiles.


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The karyotype is formed by a few large lobes and several smaller chromosomes.


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Exceptionally, the karyotype includes several unpaired chromosomes.


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These chromosomes form a chain in meiosis, which also includes 17 small pairs of chromosomes that are difficult to distinguish.


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[23] [52] Current status and conservation efforts With the exception of South Australia, the aquatic pigtail colonizes the same areas it inhabited prior to the arrival of European settlers.


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However, human-induced alterations in the aquatic pigtail habitat have been found to have caused local changes and fragmentation to the species' distribution.


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The current status of the species and changes in it is poorly known, but the number of free-living specimens is likely to have decreased.


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However, the species is still considered common almost throughout its range of occurrence.


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[38] The species was extensively hunted for its fur until the 20th century, and until about 1950, aquatic pigs were in danger of drowning in the nets of inland fishermen.


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[35] The species was protected throughout Australia in 1905.


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[48] Thanks to conservation efforts, the aquatic pigtail does not appear to be in immediate danger of extinction, but may be affected by disturbances caused by dams, irrigation, pollution, nets and traps in its habitat.


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[33] According to a study published in 2011, global warming may also affect the current habitat of the aquatic goose animal.


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The aquatic seagoing animal experiences heat stress when the water temperature rises to 25°C, and increasing water temperature may reduce the habitat of the aquatic gobler by up to 30% in the future.


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[4] [58] The World Union for Conservation of Nature has defined the aquatic pigtail animal as eye-keeping.


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[33] In Australia, the aquatic pigtail is classified as a common but vulnerable species, and permission to keep it in captivity is limited to few zoos and universities.


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It is strictly forbidden to take a water soak animal as a pet and export it from the country.


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[6] Although there are few diseases inherently in aquatic pigtails, there has recently been widespread concern in Tasmania about the threat posed to the aquatic population by the fungal disease mucor amphibiorum.


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The disease, referred to as mucormycosis only affects Tasmanian aquatic pigtails and has not been found in mainland Australian stock.


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The fungus can cause infected individuals severe skin injuries or sores to areas such as the back, tail and legs.


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Impairment of body temperature maintenance and nutrition efficiency caused by mucormycosis and secondary infections can be fatal for the animal.


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Tasmanian ministries are working with researchers from two Australian universities to determine the impact of the disease on Tasmanian aquatic pigtails, as well as the way the disease is transmitted and current prevalence.


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[59] The distribution of the imported fox has until recently been limited to mainland Australia, but increasing evidence suggests it is also living in small numbers in Tasmania.


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[60] This efficient, adaptive predator is considered the single largest destructive imported predator in Australia and a threat to Australia's native land animals.


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In terms of original biodiversity, it would be a disaster if the fox were allowed to settle in Tasmania permanently.


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Tasmania arguably represents the best possible aquatic pigtail habitat in Australia, and its aquatic pigtail population is probably the largest in Australia.


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Fungal disease and fox can cause considerable problems for the species.


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Aquatic poophyte

The aquatic pigtail was introduced to much of the world in 1939 when National Geographic published an article on the aquatic pigtail, as well as the work that had been done to study it and attempts to breed the species in captivity.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Breeding in captivity is a tricky task and only for some chicks has this been successful — particularly at Healesville Sanctuary, Victoria.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

The leading figure in these studies is David Fleay, who set up a simulated river tank 'platypusary' at Healesville Sanctuary and whose success was able to get aquatic pigtails to breed in captivity in 1943.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[61] A similar river tank was successful in Healesville in 1998 and again in 2000.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Based in Sydney, Taronga Zoo had twins in 2003 and again in 2006.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[62] Appearance in culture in the indigenous peoples of Australia are stories of the genesis of the aquatic genesis.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Often in them, the aquatic pigtail is reported to have been born as a descendant of duck and water rat.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

According to one story, it was a forbidden union of two souls, for which the pair were transformed into ducks and water rats and their offspring became aquatic pigs.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[63] According to another story, a lonely water rat Biggoon forced a young beautiful duck swimming alone to marry him.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Duck lived as a captive of a water rat until finally able to escape and return to his tribe.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

However, it was not birds that hatched from duck eggs, but aquatic pigtails.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

The duck was driven away from his tribe, but its chicks took up residence on their own and reproduced.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[64] A story from New South Wales describes the strange position of the aquatic pigtail animal in the animal kingdom.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Animals tormented by lack of space gathered to discuss how to solve the problem.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

A collared lizard bored at the meeting caused a huge flood that wiped out the most abundant species, aquatic pigtails.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

It later transpired that one aquatic pigtail survived the flood.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

The other animals decided to find out who were the closest genus to the aquatic pigtail and thus help it.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

However, all found congruent traits between themselves and the aquatic pigtail animal, the birds more so than others.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Eventually, to solve the problem, the aquatic pigtail was offered a bride from its self-chosen tribe.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Wishing to get rid of the tribe of birds, the aquatic pigtail chose a sac badger as his wife.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

The water-nosed animal managed to get rid of its feathers, but it was still left with its beak and flippers and its wife was still laying eggs.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Eventually, the aquatic pigtail gave in its attempts to differentiate itself from other animal tribes and retreated to its own circumstances without wanting to be more associated with other species.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[22] A cave painting depicting the animal has been found on the Cape York Peninsula, where the aquatic pigtail is extinct.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

In addition to its birth story, the aquatic pigtail also appears in many other stories of the indigenous population.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

Among other things, it is reported to have been involved in the birth of the River Snowy.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[22] The Australian children's book Dot and the Kangaroo, published in 1899, reports that the aquatic pigtail animal was withdrawn to its own circumstances because of its diverse appearance it was not allowed into Noah's Ark.


Question: Where in the body of a water-nosed animal does the poison arise?

Aquatic poophyte

[22] The water pigtail is sometimes referred to as proof that God has a sense of humour.


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The phrase is in the Dogma movie, for example.