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... Kenya and Tanzania . Fourth transition , from 1950. During the third transi- tion , Christianity had spread worldwide from a base in Europe . The fourth transition brought the reality that more Christians lived in Asia , the Pacific ...
... Kenya and Tanzania . Fourth transition , from 1950. During the third transi- tion , Christianity had spread worldwide from a base in Europe . The fourth transition brought the reality that more Christians lived in Asia , the Pacific ...
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... Kenya . In some places , the sides of the rift valley make single , steep walls as high as 1,000 metres . In others , the edges of the valleys consist of steps or tiers with each small inner block dropping with respect to its ...
... Kenya . In some places , the sides of the rift valley make single , steep walls as high as 1,000 metres . In others , the edges of the valleys consist of steps or tiers with each small inner block dropping with respect to its ...
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... Kenya Somalia Block 200 mi 300 km SOMALIA Equator INDIAN OCEAN 50 ° Aden 15 의 10 ° 5 의 Uplifted plateaus Depressions : basins and asymmetrical grabens Major grabens Step - fault platforms Horsts Monoclines Faults 50 ° Figure 15 ...
... Kenya Somalia Block 200 mi 300 km SOMALIA Equator INDIAN OCEAN 50 ° Aden 15 의 10 ° 5 의 Uplifted plateaus Depressions : basins and asymmetrical grabens Major grabens Step - fault platforms Horsts Monoclines Faults 50 ° Figure 15 ...
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