Australia

In the word "Australia", there are 9 letters.

Through DNA testing, scientists have determined that the first aboriginal people in Australia originated from the Indian subcontinent. When they migrated to Australia, they arrived via a series of land bridges.

dont know but their is a lot.

jokes scientists arent shaw because to many people litter in Australia.

and we should be more like Singapore. e.g (throw litter on the street and can be up to a few years jail).

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Roughly 51 times. Actually it's like 51.13*blahblahblah* ....

Australia'a elevation ranges from: Highest point - Mount Kosciuszko - 2228m or 7,310 feet. Mt Kosciuszko lies within the Australian Alps, an area of the Great Dividing Range, which runs down the eastern coast of the continent, and is where Australia's highest elevations can be found. Lowest point - Lake Eyre - 15m or 39 feet below sea level. Lake Eyre lies within Australia's inland desert area, but much of the desert also varies in elevation from around 30m above sea level to 350 m above sea level.

The 1964 Australian pennies are currently more than 50 United States Dollars.

The British established a presence in New South Wales for several reasons:

1. To expand the British empire, and prevent the French from gaining a foothold in the Australian continent or in that part of the Pacific.

2. To solve the problem of Britain's overcrowded prisons (a consequence of the Industrial Revolution) by establishing a new penal colony in a land which showed promise for eventually becoming self-supporting. Britain had been sending their excess prisoners to North America, but the American War of Independence put a stop to the practice. Following this, the English were no longer able to transport surplus prisoners who couldn't legally be executed to North America.

3. Australia could provide commercial and political gains to Britain.

4. Due to war, Britain needed to find an alternative supply of Flax and timber as her Baltic supply was under threat. It was believed that nearby Norfolk Island would provide this.

5. Britain needed a port in the East to promote trade with China and to extend its naval and commercial power.

6. The continent had natural resources which England wanted.

No because Canadian flights to Mexico go north over the north pole and over South America not south over the USA,

{Just Kidding}

no you do not have to go threw US customs on a flight from Canada to Mexico or vise versa.

The Great Barrier Reef is the name of the world's largest reef system. It is located in the Coral Sea off the coast of Queensland, Australia. It is made up of more than 2900 coral reefs and 900 islands, and extends for about 2300 km parallel to the coastline.

Geographic isolation

Gold.

Australian toll-free 1800 and 1300 or 13xx numbers are only intended for use within Australia. You may be able to dial the call as if it were an ordinary geographic number in Australia; for example, 00 61 1800 (etc.). If the call goes through, you will pay international call charges, possibly at a higher rate than a call to a geographic landline number. If the call fails, your best bet is to look on the web for a regular geographic (non-toll-free) number for the company you are trying to reach, unless, of course, they also have a UK toll-free number.

There is in Egypt, most of Egypt are desert.

I think it would probably be the olive python with the scrub python being the largest

Dreamworld them park is situated in Australia, more precisely even in the South Eastern province of Queensland, and is the most popular parks on the theme of Australia.

The moorhen is a small black bird with a red beak. It is found in a variety of habitats, especially freshwater wetlands and lakes, but also marine areas, where it is less common. The black swan is a large black bird with white wing tips and a bright red beak. It lives in both freshwater and marine habitats: wherever there is a large expanse of open water.

Because France is in the Northern Hemisphere and Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere, they will always have opposite seasons at any given time. For example, it's always summer in France when it's winter in Australia, and vice versa.

Unlike most of Ausalia's other states, it was not gold that attracted immigrants to South Australians in their thousands. It was copper. Copper mining was a most lucrative prospect in the nineteenth century.

sorry no,peacocks or peafowls are native to India.

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barriers to entry mostly are either natural or man made.natural barriers could be due to possession of a key resource or means of production.man made on the other hand include copy and patent rights.

The amount of cash you may carry into Australia cannot exceed AUD$10,000. Anything over that must be declared.

Yes. Australia and Antarctica (which is not a country) are the only continents which are located completely South of the equator.

Small animals native to Australia include a variety of marsupials and placental mammals.

Small native placental mammals include the 80 or so species of bats, as well as numerous bush rats.

Small native marsupials include the phascogale, musky-rat kangaroo, planigale, kowari, ningaui, bilby, bandicoot, dunnart, antechinus and bettong.