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... later the wave was felt across the Pacific at New Zealand . A range of mountains separates Eastern Venezuela and Guiana from the valley of the Amazon . Other ranges south of the Amazon run southwestwardly , following the Atlantic coast ...
... later the wave was felt across the Pacific at New Zealand . A range of mountains separates Eastern Venezuela and Guiana from the valley of the Amazon . Other ranges south of the Amazon run southwestwardly , following the Atlantic coast ...
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... later investiga- tions show that there is but little difference between the species . The sea breeze blows up the valley about a thousand miles . Then for 1500 miles the atmosphere is stagnant and sultry ; the climate is that of a ...
... later investiga- tions show that there is but little difference between the species . The sea breeze blows up the valley about a thousand miles . Then for 1500 miles the atmosphere is stagnant and sultry ; the climate is that of a ...
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... later , a prisoner in the Tower , he was released in order to make a second voyage in search of this El Dorado for King James . He sailed in 1617 , accompanied by his eldest son ; but disaster and sickness met him at every step . He ...
... later , a prisoner in the Tower , he was released in order to make a second voyage in search of this El Dorado for King James . He sailed in 1617 , accompanied by his eldest son ; but disaster and sickness met him at every step . He ...
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... later years it becomes more and more difficult for investigators to publish any work which may be characterized as magnum opus . Under this head , however , must be classed Buchan's important memoir on the distribution of atmospheric ...
... later years it becomes more and more difficult for investigators to publish any work which may be characterized as magnum opus . Under this head , however , must be classed Buchan's important memoir on the distribution of atmospheric ...
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... their faces . One other discrepancy must be noted between the records of Dixon's voyage and my own observations , made one hundred 10 - NAT . GEOG . MAG . , VOL . III , 1891 . years later . The houses of the natives are described.
... their faces . One other discrepancy must be noted between the records of Dixon's voyage and my own observations , made one hundred 10 - NAT . GEOG . MAG . , VOL . III , 1891 . years later . The houses of the natives are described.
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