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... breeding ; it has earned new prominence as a source of both petroleum and coal . The province derives its name from a large lake , Ch'ing- hai ( " Blue " ) Lake , which is conventionally known as Koko Nor , in the northeast . Tsinghai ...
... breeding ; it has earned new prominence as a source of both petroleum and coal . The province derives its name from a large lake , Ch'ing- hai ( " Blue " ) Lake , which is conventionally known as Koko Nor , in the northeast . Tsinghai ...
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... breeding storms , requires a vigorous updraft for its for- mation . The development of a core of rotation within the updraft appears to be required for the genesis of severe storms moving to the right of the environmental winds in the ...
... breeding storms , requires a vigorous updraft for its for- mation . The development of a core of rotation within the updraft appears to be required for the genesis of severe storms moving to the right of the environmental winds in the ...
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... breeding , or wintering of wildlife species ( particularly waterfowl ) that otherwise are hunted outside of the refuge . In such places management measures are necessary to enhance the habitat for the protected species and to remove any ...
... breeding , or wintering of wildlife species ( particularly waterfowl ) that otherwise are hunted outside of the refuge . In such places management measures are necessary to enhance the habitat for the protected species and to remove any ...
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