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. English: A map of the world (c.1527) by Monachus showing two halves of the globe that he had constructed. For full descriptions of the globe see w:Franciscus Monachus. Placenames: evropa (Europe), tartara (Russia), mongalla (Mongolia), asia (Turkey), arabia, persia, india, alia india ('Other India'; Malaysia), bergia (Siberia/the American South), tamago (China/Texas), colvacatia? (Dragon's Head peninsula/), baragva (Dragon's Head peninsula/Central America); dabaiba (Dragon's Head peninsula/Colombia); artas? (Dragon's Head peninsula/Venezuela); america (Dragon's Head peninsula/Brazil); barbar Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/english-a-map-of-the-world-c1527-by-monachus-showing-two-halves-of-the-globe-that-he-had-constructed-for-full-descriptions-of-the-globe-see-wfranciscus-monachus-placenames-evropa-europe-tartara-russia-mongalla-mongolia-asia-turkey-arabia-persia-india-alia-india-other-india-malaysia-bergia-siberiathe-american-south-tamago-chinatexas-colvacatia-dragons-head-peninsula-baragva-dragons-head-peninsulacentral-america-dabaiba-dragons-head-peninsulacolombia-artas-dragons-head-peninsulavenezuela-america-dragons-head-peninsulabrazil-barbar-image206574454.htmlRMP027R2–. English: A map of the world (c.1527) by Monachus showing two halves of the globe that he had constructed. For full descriptions of the globe see w:Franciscus Monachus. Placenames: evropa (Europe), tartara (Russia), mongalla (Mongolia), asia (Turkey), arabia, persia, india, alia india ('Other India'; Malaysia), bergia (Siberia/the American South), tamago (China/Texas), colvacatia? (Dragon's Head peninsula/), baragva (Dragon's Head peninsula/Central America); dabaiba (Dragon's Head peninsula/Colombia); artas? (Dragon's Head peninsula/Venezuela); america (Dragon's Head peninsula/Brazil); barbar
Marsilia Quadrifoliata is flowering plant found in central and southern Europe, Caucasia, western Siberia, Afghanistan, south-west India, China, Japan Stock Vectorhttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/marsilia-quadrifoliata-is-flowering-plant-found-in-central-and-southern-europe-caucasia-western-siberia-afghanistan-south-west-india-china-japan-image244546321.htmlRFT5T195–Marsilia Quadrifoliata is flowering plant found in central and southern Europe, Caucasia, western Siberia, Afghanistan, south-west India, China, Japan
![An introduction to the study of social evolution; the prehistoric period . M I-Uri MKRANFiAN Jk.iki. 71. Tl.u Tliree KuiM],.-ini Kucial Tyiics; Baltic (Teutonic),Alpine tind Mediterranean. KACES AND PEOPLES 225 Archipelago, we would expect to find a little group of theWhite race on this island to-day. We do find such a whitestrain.!** jf ^-^^ ^^.^g^ central contingent, moving south-. TtHt;. FiGUBE 72. Area of Ditft-rcntiation of the White Race in the Baltic.(According to Giddings.) eastward before the on-coming ice sheet, worked its wayinto southern Siberia we should expect to find through-out Stock Photo](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2AWDXNW/an-introduction-to-the-study-of-social-evolution-the-prehistoric-period-m-i-uri-mkranfian-jkiki-71-tlu-tliree-kuim-ini-kucial-tyiics-baltic-teutonicalpine-tind-mediterranean-kaces-and-peoples-225-archipelago-we-would-expect-to-find-a-little-group-of-thewhite-race-on-this-island-to-day-we-do-find-such-a-whitestrain!-jf-g-central-contingent-moving-south-ttht-figube-72-area-of-ditft-rcntiation-of-the-white-race-in-the-balticaccording-to-giddings-eastward-before-the-on-coming-ice-sheet-worked-its-wayinto-southern-siberia-we-should-expect-to-find-through-out-2AWDXNW.jpg "An introduction to the study of social evolution; the prehistoric period . M I-Uri MKRANFiAN Jk.iki. 71. Tl.u Tliree KuiM],.-ini Kucial Tyiics; Baltic (Teutonic),Alpine tind Mediterranean. KACES AND PEOPLES 225 Archipelago, we would expect to find a little group of theWhite race on this island to-day. We do find such a whitestrain.!** jf ^-^^ ^^.^g^ central contingent, moving south-. TtHt;. FiGUBE 72. Area of Ditft-rcntiation of the White Race in the Baltic.(According to Giddings.) eastward before the on-coming ice sheet, worked its wayinto southern Siberia we should expect to find through-out Stock Photo")
An introduction to the study of social evolution; the prehistoric period . M I-Uri MKRANFiAN Jk.iki. 71. Tl.u Tliree KuiM],.-ini Kucial Tyiics; Baltic (Teutonic),Alpine tind Mediterranean. KACES AND PEOPLES 225 Archipelago, we would expect to find a little group of theWhite race on this island to-day. We do find such a whitestrain.!** jf ^-^^ ^^.^g^ central contingent, moving south-. TtHt;. FiGUBE 72. Area of Ditft-rcntiation of the White Race in the Baltic.(According to Giddings.) eastward before the on-coming ice sheet, worked its wayinto southern Siberia we should expect to find through-out Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/an-introduction-to-the-study-of-social-evolution-the-prehistoric-period-m-i-uri-mkranfian-jkiki-71-tlu-tliree-kuim-ini-kucial-tyiics-baltic-teutonicalpine-tind-mediterranean-kaces-and-peoples-225-archipelago-we-would-expect-to-find-a-little-group-of-thewhite-race-on-this-island-to-day-we-do-find-such-a-whitestrain!-jf-g-central-contingent-moving-south-ttht-figube-72-area-of-ditft-rcntiation-of-the-white-race-in-the-balticaccording-to-giddings-eastward-before-the-on-coming-ice-sheet-worked-its-wayinto-southern-siberia-we-should-expect-to-find-through-out-image342669765.htmlRM2AWDXNW–An introduction to the study of social evolution; the prehistoric period . M I-Uri MKRANFiAN Jk.iki. 71. Tl.u Tliree KuiM],.-ini Kucial Tyiics; Baltic (Teutonic),Alpine tind Mediterranean. KACES AND PEOPLES 225 Archipelago, we would expect to find a little group of theWhite race on this island to-day. We do find such a whitestrain.!** jf ^-^^ ^^.^g^ central contingent, moving south-. TtHt;. FiGUBE 72. Area of Ditft-rcntiation of the White Race in the Baltic.(According to Giddings.) eastward before the on-coming ice sheet, worked its wayinto southern Siberia we should expect to find through-out
. A history of British mammals . Mammals; Bats; Insectivores (Mammals); Rodents. VESPERTILIO 129 best known are, besides V. serotinus, V. nilssoni of Keyserling and Blasius (= V. borealis auctorum) of northern Europe and Siberia generally to the Arctic circle; V. murinus of Linnsus ( = V. discolor auctorum) of the temperate portions of the PalcC- arctic region, mainly in moun- tainous districts (for distinctions, see page 140, under V. murinus) ; and Cabrera's V. ochromixtus with forearm only 32 mm., in central Spain and the Balearics. There are representatives in North and South America (see Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/a-history-of-british-mammals-mammals-bats-insectivores-mammals-rodents-vespertilio-129-best-known-are-besides-v-serotinus-v-nilssoni-of-keyserling-and-blasius-=-v-borealis-auctorum-of-northern-europe-and-siberia-generally-to-the-arctic-circle-v-murinus-of-linnsus-=-v-discolor-auctorum-of-the-temperate-portions-of-the-palcc-arctic-region-mainly-in-moun-tainous-districts-for-distinctions-see-page-140-under-v-murinus-and-cabreras-v-ochromixtus-with-forearm-only-32-mm-in-central-spain-and-the-balearics-there-are-representatives-in-north-and-south-america-see-image232250913.htmlRMRDRXBD–. A history of British mammals . Mammals; Bats; Insectivores (Mammals); Rodents. VESPERTILIO 129 best known are, besides V. serotinus, V. nilssoni of Keyserling and Blasius (= V. borealis auctorum) of northern Europe and Siberia generally to the Arctic circle; V. murinus of Linnsus ( = V. discolor auctorum) of the temperate portions of the PalcC- arctic region, mainly in moun- tainous districts (for distinctions, see page 140, under V. murinus) ; and Cabrera's V. ochromixtus with forearm only 32 mm., in central Spain and the Balearics. There are representatives in North and South America (see
. Fur and feather in North China. Hunting; Natural history. MISCELLANEOUS BIRDS. 157 From a sporting point of view the first of these miscellaneous species should have been the pin-tailed sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes para- doxus). Properly speaking this is not a Chinese bird, but is only en occasional visitor. Its true home is Mongolia, Siberia and the Steppes of Central Asia, whence it invades South-eastern Europe, North China and other neighbouring countries. About the size of a pigeon, which it somewhat resembles in build and shape, it is a handsome bird of a sandy colour with pretty markings. Th Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/fur-and-feather-in-north-china-hunting-natural-history-miscellaneous-birds-157-from-a-sporting-point-of-view-the-first-of-these-miscellaneous-species-should-have-been-the-pin-tailed-sandgrouse-syrrhaptes-para-doxus-properly-speaking-this-is-not-a-chinese-bird-but-is-only-en-occasional-visitor-its-true-home-is-mongolia-siberia-and-the-steppes-of-central-asia-whence-it-invades-south-eastern-europe-north-china-and-other-neighbouring-countries-about-the-size-of-a-pigeon-which-it-somewhat-resembles-in-build-and-shape-it-is-a-handsome-bird-of-a-sandy-colour-with-pretty-markings-th-image232213527.htmlRMRDP6M7–. Fur and feather in North China. Hunting; Natural history. MISCELLANEOUS BIRDS. 157 From a sporting point of view the first of these miscellaneous species should have been the pin-tailed sandgrouse (Syrrhaptes para- doxus). Properly speaking this is not a Chinese bird, but is only en occasional visitor. Its true home is Mongolia, Siberia and the Steppes of Central Asia, whence it invades South-eastern Europe, North China and other neighbouring countries. About the size of a pigeon, which it somewhat resembles in build and shape, it is a handsome bird of a sandy colour with pretty markings. Th
. Natural history. Zoology. FLESH-EATING MAMMALS. 53 are the lion {V. leo), common to Africa, Persia, and India, although rapidly- disappearing from the latter country ; the tiger {F. tirp-is), ranging from India to China and Siberia, although unknown in Ceylon ; the leopard or panther {F. pardus), also common to Asia and Africa ; the snow-leopard, or ounce {F. undo) of Central Asia ; the jaguar {F. onca) of South and Central America ; and the puma {F. concolor), which has the widest range in latitude of any animal, extending from the south of Patagonia to the Great Slave Lake. Of these, the l Stock Photohttps://www.alamy.com/image-license-details/?v=1https://www.alamy.com/natural-history-zoology-flesh-eating-mammals-53-are-the-lion-v-leo-common-to-africa-persia-and-india-although-rapidly-disappearing-from-the-latter-country-the-tiger-f-tirp-is-ranging-from-india-to-china-and-siberia-although-unknown-in-ceylon-the-leopard-or-panther-f-pardus-also-common-to-asia-and-africa-the-snow-leopard-or-ounce-f-undo-of-central-asia-the-jaguar-f-onca-of-south-and-central-america-and-the-puma-f-concolor-which-has-the-widest-range-in-latitude-of-any-animal-extending-from-the-south-of-patagonia-to-the-great-slave-lake-of-these-the-l-image232303741.htmlRMRDX9P5–. Natural history. Zoology. FLESH-EATING MAMMALS. 53 are the lion {V. leo), common to Africa, Persia, and India, although rapidly- disappearing from the latter country ; the tiger {F. tirp-is), ranging from India to China and Siberia, although unknown in Ceylon ; the leopard or panther {F. pardus), also common to Asia and Africa ; the snow-leopard, or ounce {F. undo) of Central Asia ; the jaguar {F. onca) of South and Central America ; and the puma {F. concolor), which has the widest range in latitude of any animal, extending from the south of Patagonia to the Great Slave Lake. Of these, the l
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