1. Cellar for ageing at Tokay in Slovakia.

2. A Tokay gecko hangs upside down in its terrarium at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

3. Historically Australians called the grape “Tokay” and believed it to have Hungarian ancestry but when the French Ampelographer, Paul Truel, identified it as Muscadelle in 1976, the name had to be changed.

4. Historically Australians called the grape “Tokay” and believed it to have Hungarian ancestry but when the French Ampelographer, Paul Truel, identified it as Muscadelle in 1976, the name had to be changed.

5. Agamid lizards (bearded dragons, water dragons, and Rankin's dragons), chameleons, gekkota lizards (fat-tailed geckos, leopard geckos, and tokay geckos), helodermatid lizards (Gila monsters and Mexican beaded lizards), monitors (savannah monitors and emerald monitors), and skinks, such as the blue-tongued skink, can all be infected by this

6. Geckos, Arachnids, and insects such as flies and beetles employ fibrillar attachments to achieve temporary adhesion for locomotion or transient attachment to surfaces.Gecko adhesion, especially that of the Tokay gecko (Gekko gecko), is the best characterized of this class of smart adhesive systems.Gecko toe pads are composed of millions of fibrillar stalk-like setae – typically tens of

7. THE ADMISSION UNDER SUBHEADINGS 22.05 C III A ) 1 AND B ) 1 AND 2 AND 22.05 C IV A ) 1 AND B ) 1 AND 2 OF PORT , MADEIRA , SHERRY , SETUBAL MUSCATEL AND TOKAY ( ASZU AND SZAMORODNI ) WINES SHALL BE SUBJECT TO PRESENTATION OF A CERTIFICATE OF DESIGNATION OF ORIGIN MEETING THE REQUIREMENTS SPECIFIED IN THIS REGULATION .