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Page 153
... periods . During the Early Cambrian Period , the seas began to transgress , cov- ering almost all of the Siberian Platform , a large part of the Chinese Platform , and the northern parts of the Ara- bian and Indian platforms . The ...
... periods . During the Early Cambrian Period , the seas began to transgress , cov- ering almost all of the Siberian Platform , a large part of the Chinese Platform , and the northern parts of the Ara- bian and Indian platforms . The ...
Page 155
... Period and the Cenozoic Era . the middle of the Cretaceous Period , the areas of Meso- zoic folding located in what are now the Verkhoyanski Mountains , Sikhote - Alin , and Indochina - dried up , while in the course of the Late ...
... Period and the Cenozoic Era . the middle of the Cretaceous Period , the areas of Meso- zoic folding located in what are now the Verkhoyanski Mountains , Sikhote - Alin , and Indochina - dried up , while in the course of the Late ...
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... period . The second period may be said to be- gin in the piano music with two sonatas " quasi una fantasia , " Opus 27 , of 1801 , but in the symphony and concerto it is not fully apparent before the Eroica ( 1804 ) and the Fourth Piano ...
... period . The second period may be said to be- gin in the piano music with two sonatas " quasi una fantasia , " Opus 27 , of 1801 , but in the symphony and concerto it is not fully apparent before the Eroica ( 1804 ) and the Fourth Piano ...
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