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The document discusses New Zealand's geography, weather, and animals. It notes that New Zealand experiences rainfall and snowfall and has distinct summer and winter seasons. It also states that New Zealand is home to 60 types of reptiles, 4 types of frogs, and that Europeans brought mammals to the country. The document provides two references for further information on New Zealand's climate/weather and fauna.
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