The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 108National Geographic Society, 1955 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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New Light on the Changing Face of Mars The remarkable transformation indicates that the division between desert and dark areas is not necessarily a fixed or permanent one , but that one may change to the other at any time . This in turn ...
New Light on the Changing Face of Mars The remarkable transformation indicates that the division between desert and dark areas is not necessarily a fixed or permanent one , but that one may change to the other at any time . This in turn ...
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... light of a typically sunny Egyptian day . At once we could see that the papyrus- shaped bowsprit had been detached from the hull in order to get the vessel into the 102- foot - long pit ; it was leaning against the end of the solid rock ...
... light of a typically sunny Egyptian day . At once we could see that the papyrus- shaped bowsprit had been detached from the hull in order to get the vessel into the 102- foot - long pit ; it was leaning against the end of the solid rock ...
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... light - green twigs , slightly hairy and beset with orange spots , turn reddish the first winter . They remain shiny 4 or 5 years , until mature bark appears . Flowers and fruit usually appear in drooping catkins . National Geographic ...
... light - green twigs , slightly hairy and beset with orange spots , turn reddish the first winter . They remain shiny 4 or 5 years , until mature bark appears . Flowers and fruit usually appear in drooping catkins . National Geographic ...
Contents
Iceland to Antarctica A National Geographic Cartographer Goes | vi |
The Incredible Kangaroo Australias Famous Marsupial Sits on Its Tail | xxv |
Utahs River of Arches A Pack Trip Through Littleknown Canyons | xxx |
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