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The Douglas fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) is an evergreen conifer species in the pine family, Pinaceae, which is native to western North America. The trees grow to a height of around 20 to 100 metres (70 to 330 feet) and commonly reach 2.4 metres (8 feet) in diameter. The largest coast Douglas firs regularly live for more than 500 years, with the oldest specimens more than 1,300 years old. The cones are pendulous and differ from true firs as they have persistent scales. The cones have distinctive long, trifid (three-pointed) bracts, which protrude prominently above each scale. The cones become tan when mature, measuring 6 to 10 centimetres (2+1⁄2 to 4 inches) long for coastal Douglas firs. This photograph shows a young female cone of the variety Pseudotsuga menziesii var. glauca (Rocky Mountain Douglas-fir), cultivated near Keila, Estonia.Photograph credit: Ivar Leidus
Hello, be welcomed on my personal user page!
- I am actually and above all on fr.wikipedia. I am french (Dijon, Burgundy) and i am 30 years-old.
- My work on this WP consists in translation (english to french, rarely the contrary), but due to my intermediate level in english i just make easy translations (stubs or small articles) :
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 | Wikipédia Je contribue sur la Wikipédia francophone. I support French language Wikipedia with my contributions. |
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To do[edit]
 -  | This user is a translator and proofreader from French to English on Wikipedia:Translation. |
Can i understand the schedule beneath ? =
Working means : translation is planned
Done means : translation is over
means : translation is suspendend for a time
Works here[edit]
| Name of the article translated | State of the translation | Linked project or theme |
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| Richard Noll |  Done
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Jung |
| John Layard | Done
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Jung |
| Mary Midgley |  Working
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Philosophy-Gaia |
| James Frederick Ferrier | 
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Science |
| James Lovelock |
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Gaia |
| Hermagoras of Temnos | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Joseph de Jouvancy | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Leonard Bacon | Working
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? |
| Heinrich Zimmer | planned | Jung |
| William Wundt | planned | Jung |
| Gaia hypothesis | Working
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Gaia |
| Sandplay therapy | Done
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Jung |
| Ford Doolittle | Done
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Gaia |
| Margaret Lowenfeld | Working
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Psychology |
| Joel Ryce-Menuhin | planned | ? |
| Richard M. Weaver | 
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Rhetoric |
| Thomas Sheridan | Done
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Rhetoric |
| George Puttenham | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Gilbert Austin | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Thomas Smith Grimké | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Ivor Armstrong Richards | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Kenneth Burke | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Hermogenes of Tarsus | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Hegesias of Magnesia | Done
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Rhetoric |
| Phrynichus Arabius | Done
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| Albert Paris Gütersloh | Done
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Robert Musil |
| Nathaniel Branden |
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Ayn Rand |
| Leonard Peikoff | Done
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Ayn Rand |
| Anthony Stevens (Jungian analyst) | Done
|
Jung |
| Richard Semon | Done
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Psychology |
| many novels by Jack Kerouac | see my french page | Done
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| Gerald Nicosia | Done
|
Kerouac |
| Amos Branson Alcott | only introduction | transcendantalism and Thoreau |
| Albert Jay Nock | libertarian | Ayn Rand |
| Edwin Way Teale | only introduction | writer |
| Jones Very | only intro | transcendantalism |
| Jakob Wilhelm Hauer | on progress | Jung linked |
| George Frederick Stout | Done
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Jung linked |
| Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism | only intro | Jung linked |
| Theodor Gomperz | Done
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Freud |
| Adolf Grünbaum | Done
|
Freud |
| John Michael Allaby | Done
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Gaia |
| Medea Hypothesis | Done
|
Gaia |
| James Kirchner | Done
|
Gaia |
| CLAW hypothesis | Done
|
Gaia |
| Tyler Volk | Done
|
Gaia |
| Earth system science | Done
|
Gaia |
| Geophysiology | Done
|
Gaia |
| Eugene Odum | Done
|
Gaia |
| Andrew Watson (scientist) | Done
|
Gaia |
| Vampire | Done (all article)
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Vampire linked |
| David Dolphin | some parts | Vampire linked |
| Jure Grando | Done
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Vampire linked |
| Nukekubi | Done
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Vampire linked |
| Pontianak (folklore) | Done
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Vampire linked |
| Incubus | some parts | Vampire linked |
| Donald Worster | Thoreau's linked | Done
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| Frederic William Henry Myers | parapsychology | Done
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| Robert Dilts | NLP linked | Done
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From French to English :
- Prince Teri'itapunui Pomare
Memo[edit]
- {{Translation/Ref|language code|source title|oldid=number}}