wallabi group造句

• It is now one of the most popular locations for tourists in the Wallabi Group.
• The three main groups are the Wallabi Group, the Easter Group and the Pelsaert Group.
• The "'Wallabi Group "'is the northern-most group of islands in the Houtman Abrolhos.
• The Wallabi Group is best known for the shipwreck of the " Beacon Island in April 1877 and now lies about a kilometre north of it.
• A surviving copy of Daniel's chart indicates that the " Dangerous Rocks " he sighted was the Wallabi Group; the northernmost islands in the Houtman Abrolhos.
• The Easter Group lies to the southeast of the Wallabi Group, from which it is separated by a 9 kilometres ( 5 mi ) wide channel named Middle Channel.
• The Abrolhos painted button-quail occurs only on five islands in the Wallabi Group, and is protected as rare under the " Wildlife Conservation Act 1950 ".
• The most northerly group, the Wallabi Group, consists of an island clump about 17 kilometres ( 10 mi ) by 10 kilometres ( 6 mi ), and also takes in the outlying marooned survivors.
• "' Traitors Island "'is an uninhabited island off the western coast of Australia, near the site of the Beacon Island and is part of the Wallabi Group within the Houtman Abrolhos.
• In the 1950s, historian Henrietta Drake-Brockman, who had learnt of the story due to her association with the children of the Abrolhos Islands guano merchant F . C . Broadhurst, son of Charles Edward Broadhurst, argued from extensive archival research and translations by E . D . Drok, that the wreck must lie in the Wallabi Group of islands.
• The Inventory of the Land Conservation Values of the Houtman Abrolhos mentions many more unofficially named islets, 16 in the Wallabi Group, 26 in the Eastern Group and 15 in the Pelsaert Group, plus the subgroups of the Jackson Islets ( 7 islets without individual names or numbers ) and The Coral Patches ( 13 islets without individual names or numbers ), also in the Pelsaert Group.