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 158
... permafrost have influenced relief . In Northeast Siberia are found faulted and folded mountains of moderate height , such as the Verkhoyansk , Chersk , and Okhotsk - Chaun mountain arcs , formed of Mesozoic structures rejuvenated by neo ...
... permafrost have influenced relief . In Northeast Siberia are found faulted and folded mountains of moderate height , such as the Verkhoyansk , Chersk , and Okhotsk - Chaun mountain arcs , formed of Mesozoic structures rejuvenated by neo ...
Page 165
... permafrost istic of the Balkan Peninsula in Europe ) , and frigana ( low - growing , prickly , and cushion - like bushes ) , is prev- alent . The predominant soils under such vegetation are brown ; they have accumulated iron as a result ...
... permafrost istic of the Balkan Peninsula in Europe ) , and frigana ( low - growing , prickly , and cushion - like bushes ) , is prev- alent . The predominant soils under such vegetation are brown ; they have accumulated iron as a result ...
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... Bog Tropical dry forest , open woodland , and shrub Tropical savanna Vegetation influenced by montane conditions Southern boundary of permafrost Taiga vegetation growing on the Siberian Lowland of south central. 168 Asia ఆ ...
... Bog Tropical dry forest , open woodland , and shrub Tropical savanna Vegetation influenced by montane conditions Southern boundary of permafrost Taiga vegetation growing on the Siberian Lowland of south central. 168 Asia ఆ ...
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