The last aurochs
roamed the plains
of northern europe about 1627.
Fertile alluvial flood plains
have been cleared for agriculture, making alluvial forest a threatened habitat at a european scale.
Plain flour
).
Much of the development area is on the
flood plain, which will put london at greater risk.
Here, as everywhere in western france, the germans occupy the first low ranges of hills which
overlook the plains.
Fertile
alluvial flood plains
have been cleared for agriculture, making alluvial forest a threatened habitat at a european scale.
Plain sailing, however.
The coastal area has navigable lagoons, behind which is the rain forest with
savannah plains
and sandstone plateaux to the north.
An hour previously, veiled in heavy clouds, the sun had sunk below the horizon that
bounded the plain
beyond the shelif.
The main chain of the andes runs from west to east, leaving a narrow
coastal plain.
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There are rocky caves and reefs, massive sandbanks and vast
gravel plains, each with their own range of wildlife.
Savannah grasslands - hot, dry
grassy plains
that often support large numbers of grazing herd animals.
Plain text, other elements, or both.
In addition, the
river plains
are intensively farmed.
Valdepeñas an outcrop of gently hilly land in the flat,
arid plains
of central spain, south of madrid.
Plain speaking.
Game viewing vehicles descend the steep crater wall every morning and spend the day on
grass plains
that are teeming with animals.
They found themselves near maiwand, an afghan village on a desiccated
dusty open plain
with shade temperatures approaching 120 degrees.
Plain radiographs
a barium swallow should be performed as this significantly improves detection.
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