The New Book of KnowledgeGrolier, 1986 - 21 sider An illustrated encyclopedia containing over 9,000 articles on history, literature, art and music, geography, myths and legends, mathematics, science, hobbies, holidays and festivals, games, sports, crafts, medicine, law, government, industry, politics, and other topics. |
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Side 214
... Modern, high-speed highways have been built to lessen traffic on older roads and highways. Many small rail lines have disappeared. But swift, modern inner-city rail systems carry many passengers. A few canals are still used to transport ...
... Modern, high-speed highways have been built to lessen traffic on older roads and highways. Many small rail lines have disappeared. But swift, modern inner-city rail systems carry many passengers. A few canals are still used to transport ...
Side 343
... modern horses . But these fossil horses were only about 125 centimeters ( 50 inches ) high at the shoulder . Large modern horses may be about 150 to 200 centimeters ( 60 to 80 MOLAR TOOTH ( HIGHLY MAGNIFIED ) 10 million years ago ...
... modern horses . But these fossil horses were only about 125 centimeters ( 50 inches ) high at the shoulder . Large modern horses may be about 150 to 200 centimeters ( 60 to 80 MOLAR TOOTH ( HIGHLY MAGNIFIED ) 10 million years ago ...
Side 347
... modern” form for about 100,000 years. If some of the first “modern” human beings were dressed in modern clothes, you would not notice them on the street. But the Neanderthal humans, who had developed in a parallel line, became extinct ...
... modern” form for about 100,000 years. If some of the first “modern” human beings were dressed in modern clothes, you would not notice them on the street. But the Neanderthal humans, who had developed in a parallel line, became extinct ...
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