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Page 783
... region of Turkey . On the eastern Black Sea there are subtropical forests . The Anatolian interior is a region of steppes . Forests , mostly oak and coniferous trees , occur only on the elevated parts . Turkey is fairly rich in wild ...
... region of Turkey . On the eastern Black Sea there are subtropical forests . The Anatolian interior is a region of steppes . Forests , mostly oak and coniferous trees , occur only on the elevated parts . Turkey is fairly rich in wild ...
Page 786
... region has several subregions : the sparsely populated limestone plateaus of Taşeli in the middle ; the lake district in the west with its continental climate , where grain is grown ; and the inten- sively cultivated , densely populated ...
... region has several subregions : the sparsely populated limestone plateaus of Taşeli in the middle ; the lake district in the west with its continental climate , where grain is grown ; and the inten- sively cultivated , densely populated ...
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... region , with very little woodland in the south . Three natural zones are distinguishable : the Polesye ( woodland and marsh ) , the Lesostep ( woodland - steppe ) , and the Steppe . The Polesye ( or Cleared Forest Land ) zone lies in ...
... region , with very little woodland in the south . Three natural zones are distinguishable : the Polesye ( woodland and marsh ) , the Lesostep ( woodland - steppe ) , and the Steppe . The Polesye ( or Cleared Forest Land ) zone lies in ...
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