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Page 179
... variety , which was used for spacers and linking pieces in the silk and beaded hangings of elaborate costumes . The plaques of silver re- poussé with flowers and scenes of people were probably used only by men as belt ornaments . Apart ...
... variety , which was used for spacers and linking pieces in the silk and beaded hangings of elaborate costumes . The plaques of silver re- poussé with flowers and scenes of people were probably used only by men as belt ornaments . Apart ...
Page 374
... variety of grasses and low - growing shrubs - seasonal annuals , tuberous and bul- bous plants , creepers , and vines are found . Animal life is varied and is richer in the north than in the south . Even in the more arid southern areas ...
... variety of grasses and low - growing shrubs - seasonal annuals , tuberous and bul- bous plants , creepers , and vines are found . Animal life is varied and is richer in the north than in the south . Even in the more arid southern areas ...
Page 899
... variety of alternative electron acceptors , as previously discussed . The water content of organisms usually represents be- tween 50 and 90 percent of the live weight . Unless there is a massive mineral skeleton , the dry matter of ...
... variety of alternative electron acceptors , as previously discussed . The water content of organisms usually represents be- tween 50 and 90 percent of the live weight . Unless there is a massive mineral skeleton , the dry matter of ...
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