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... agricultural chemicals . Agricultural communities destroy some types of habitat , especially forests , but create others in the process . In Africa , for instance , some forest falconiforms may be eliminated , but much larger ...
... agricultural chemicals . Agricultural communities destroy some types of habitat , especially forests , but create others in the process . In Africa , for instance , some forest falconiforms may be eliminated , but much larger ...
Page 498
... agricultural lands be- tween 1870 and 1914 and subsequent expansion into the Interlake and northwest areas maintained the rural dom- inance . During World War II , however , the rural - urban balance tipped . Since that time , the ...
... agricultural lands be- tween 1870 and 1914 and subsequent expansion into the Interlake and northwest areas maintained the rural dom- inance . During World War II , however , the rural - urban balance tipped . Since that time , the ...
Page 500
... agricultural potential of the vast prairie lands west of Red River was documented by the Palliser Expedition , commissioned in 1857 by the British government . Negotiations between the Hudson's Bay Company , the British government , and ...
... agricultural potential of the vast prairie lands west of Red River was documented by the Palliser Expedition , commissioned in 1857 by the British government . Negotiations between the Hudson's Bay Company , the British government , and ...
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