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... range of the group is relatively unrestricted by the type of vegetation , climate , and topography . The species replace one another geographically for the most part , and each occupies a somewhat different habitat . Grass plays a major ...
... range of the group is relatively unrestricted by the type of vegetation , climate , and topography . The species replace one another geographically for the most part , and each occupies a somewhat different habitat . Grass plays a major ...
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... range in the country . This range and the Cordillera Central merge in Nueva Vizcaya province to form the Caraballo Mountains . To the north of the latter , and between the two ranges , is the fertile Cagayan Valley . The narrow Ilocos ...
... range in the country . This range and the Cordillera Central merge in Nueva Vizcaya province to form the Caraballo Mountains . To the north of the latter , and between the two ranges , is the fertile Cagayan Valley . The narrow Ilocos ...
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... range topography . Basin and range topog- raphy is best developed in the western United States and Mexico . It consists of closely spaced , parallel mountain ranges separated by elongate basins , some of which have internal drainage ...
... range topography . Basin and range topog- raphy is best developed in the western United States and Mexico . It consists of closely spaced , parallel mountain ranges separated by elongate basins , some of which have internal drainage ...
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