The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 4-6National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... Ocean , coastal areas were defenseless against the waves . With tectonic plates groaning against each other or pulling apart on every ocean floor , the risks of large submarine quakes and resulting tsunamis have gal- vanized scientists ...
... Ocean , coastal areas were defenseless against the waves . With tectonic plates groaning against each other or pulling apart on every ocean floor , the risks of large submarine quakes and resulting tsunamis have gal- vanized scientists ...
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... Ocean . Fifty million years ago the now ice - locked -northern ocean may have resembled a giant freshwater pond , choked with waterweed and teeming with microscopic life . Scientists got their first glimpse of the fern spores aboard an ...
... Ocean . Fifty million years ago the now ice - locked -northern ocean may have resembled a giant freshwater pond , choked with waterweed and teeming with microscopic life . Scientists got their first glimpse of the fern spores aboard an ...
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... ocean , such as a fossil diatom ( inset ) . NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAY 2005 אויויוד 80 mph 100 100 120 140 km / h. GEOGRAPHICA drifting into the open ocean . But Brinkhuis argues that the Arctic Ocean itself must have been thick with ...
... ocean , such as a fossil diatom ( inset ) . NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC MAY 2005 אויויוד 80 mph 100 100 120 140 km / h. GEOGRAPHICA drifting into the open ocean . But Brinkhuis argues that the Arctic Ocean itself must have been thick with ...
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