Recreations in Physical Geography, Or, The Earth as it isJohn W. Parker, 1840 - 428 psl. |
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... peculiar to itself . A considerable dif- ference is even observable between the native plants of the eastern and western districts of Great Britain ; and although many species are common to these islands and to some parts of Europe ...
... peculiar to itself . A considerable dif- ference is even observable between the native plants of the eastern and western districts of Great Britain ; and although many species are common to these islands and to some parts of Europe ...
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... peculiar and striking character : and the aromatic plants , the far greater number of which are natives of these regions , fill the air with their perfumes . There , also , gigantic climbing plants tower to the top of the loftiest trees ...
... peculiar and striking character : and the aromatic plants , the far greater number of which are natives of these regions , fill the air with their perfumes . There , also , gigantic climbing plants tower to the top of the loftiest trees ...
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... peculiar utility in furnishing food for the inhabitants of the sun - burnt plains bordering on the deserts of Africa and Arabia ; to which , however , the date - palm is not wholly confined , as it grows in the Canary Islands , and its ...
... peculiar utility in furnishing food for the inhabitants of the sun - burnt plains bordering on the deserts of Africa and Arabia ; to which , however , the date - palm is not wholly confined , as it grows in the Canary Islands , and its ...
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... peculiar to this region ; and the particu- larly beautiful shells , called phasianellæ , or pheasant snails , are principally confined to Australia . Among the animals of the class Articulata , we find some genera , belonging to the ...
... peculiar to this region ; and the particu- larly beautiful shells , called phasianellæ , or pheasant snails , are principally confined to Australia . Among the animals of the class Articulata , we find some genera , belonging to the ...
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... peculiar to this station . 3. Brackish waters . Brackish waters have their peculiar species , which ascend the sides of rivers as far as the tide extends . 4. Fresh water . Where the preceding species are lost sight of , others make ...
... peculiar to this station . 3. Brackish waters . Brackish waters have their peculiar species , which ascend the sides of rivers as far as the tide extends . 4. Fresh water . Where the preceding species are lost sight of , others make ...
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Recreations in Physical Geography; or, The Earth as it is Rosina Maria ZORNLIN Visos knygos peržiūra - 1840 |
Recreations in Physical Geography– Or, The Earth as it is Rosina M. Zornlin Visos knygos peržiūra - 1851 |
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abundant Africa Alps Altai mountains animals appears Arctic Asia Atlantic Atlantic Ocean atmosphere Azores beautiful birds borders branches called Cape Caspian Sea central central line character climate coast cold considerable considered consists contains convulsion covered cultivated deposits districts ditto dwarf willow earth earth's surface earthquakes eastern elevation eruption Europe extends fertile forests fruit globe heat height Hyæna Indian inhabitants insects islands Isles lakes land latitude latter less lofty lowland maize miles moisture mountain ranges native natural nearly North America northern Norway spruce Nova Zembla observed occur ocean palm parallel Peak peculiar perpetual snow pine plains plants portion present principal produce quadrupeds racter remarkable ridge rise rivers rocks Rocky shores situated snow-line soil southern species summer summits table-land temperate temperature territory Tibet tract tree tropical valleys Van Diemen's Land vapour various vast volcanic region western whilst whole wild winds World
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