The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 48National Geographic Society., 1925 - Geography |
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Page 79
... wide , were found on the higher points of the island . The floors of these ancient temples were smooth , except where a raised plat- form two or three feet wide had been constructed to a height of 12 or 15 inches across one of the long ...
... wide , were found on the higher points of the island . The floors of these ancient temples were smooth , except where a raised plat- form two or three feet wide had been constructed to a height of 12 or 15 inches across one of the long ...
Page 180
... wide stretches of land which the self same clouds decreed should be arid . If fog be classed as cloud , there are regions of the earth where clouds blot out a sight of the sky for a large part of the year . A fog blanket closes down in ...
... wide stretches of land which the self same clouds decreed should be arid . If fog be classed as cloud , there are regions of the earth where clouds blot out a sight of the sky for a large part of the year . A fog blanket closes down in ...
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... wide in distribution , and in G. S. Miller's latest list of the Mammals of North America 252 species of bats are given . Still , to most people a bat is a bat , without regard to a wide range of habits and structural differences . BATS ...
... wide in distribution , and in G. S. Miller's latest list of the Mammals of North America 252 species of bats are given . Still , to most people a bat is a bat , without regard to a wide range of habits and structural differences . BATS ...
Contents
As Disclosed by the National Geographic Societys | 227 |
An American Agricultural Explorer Makes His | 331 |
Flying Over the Arctic By LIEUTENANT COMMANDER RICHARD E BYRD U S Navy | 519 |
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