The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 385
... eastern Australia . The Adelaide Geosyncline is often considered as a precursor of the more extensive fold belts of eastern Australia . These form another great downwarp known as the Tasman Geosyncline . While the rocks of the Adelaide ...
... eastern Australia . The Adelaide Geosyncline is often considered as a precursor of the more extensive fold belts of eastern Australia . These form another great downwarp known as the Tasman Geosyncline . While the rocks of the Adelaide ...
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... Eastern branch , more commonly termed Oceanic , comprises about 300 small languages , scattered throughout the South and Central Pacific , the best known of which are the Polynesian group and Fijian . The classification of a small ...
... Eastern branch , more commonly termed Oceanic , comprises about 300 small languages , scattered throughout the South and Central Pacific , the best known of which are the Polynesian group and Fijian . The classification of a small ...
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... eastern part of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic , U.S.S.R. , Lake Balkhash ( Ozero Balkhash in Russian ; Ozero Balchaš in the transliteration system of the Akademiya Nauk ) is contained in the vast Balkhash- Alakol Basin , 1,115 ...
... eastern part of the Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic , U.S.S.R. , Lake Balkhash ( Ozero Balkhash in Russian ; Ozero Balchaš in the transliteration system of the Akademiya Nauk ) is contained in the vast Balkhash- Alakol Basin , 1,115 ...
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