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Japanese Crests, Cultural Entomology Digest 4
Japanese Crests, Cultural Entomology Digest 4 by Dexter Sear Dover Crests Collection 1 Dover Crests Collection 2 Dover Crests Collection 3 Japanese family crests contain numerous designs based on butterflies. With ... , symmetrical crests. A complete collection can be found in Japanese Design Motifs. ISBN 0-486-22874-6 Since their introduction during the eleventh century, Japanese crests have become ...
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Japanese Crests: Collection Page 1, Cultural Entomology Digest 4
Japanese Crests: Collection Page 1, Cultural Entomology Digest 4 Reproduced with permission Dover Publications Japanese Crest Collection 1
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K2 2000
Marty Schmidt. High point was about 7,800 meters. A Japanese Expedition with five climbers and four Pakistani HAPs reached high ... attempting K2 from on the North Side along with the American, Japanese, And strong (and huge) Chinese team. They are reporting daily ... our flight, one hour more, in high speed, almost touching the crests of the mountains leaving behind the glaciers, and rivers, with the ...
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Salamandridae (Goldfuss, 1820) True Salamanders & Newts
Triturus males are perhaps the most noted for this, as many species develop large dorsal crests, webbed toes, bright or iridescent coloration, and large tail fins. Other genera may develop ... chenggongensis Chenggong Fire Belly Newt Cynops cyanurus Blue Tailed Fire Belly Newt Cynops ensicauda Japanese Sword-Tailed Newt Cynops orientalis Chinese Fire Belly Newt Cynops orphicus Dayang Newt Cynops ...
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Secrets of the Southwest - National Geographic Adventure Magazine
The scale of the place is also colossal. In Range Creek, there are ridge crests that look down 4,000 feet (1,219 meters) to the creek bottom, approaching the ... the high cliff was often on his mind, so he bought a cheap pair of Japanese binoculars and mailed them home. "They weren't that good of field glasses," Waldo told ...
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National Geographic Traveler Article: New Zealand
Mount Sefton (four miles away, though in the transparent air it looks a tenth ... and directly as turning on a tap. I come upon Masakatsu Fujinami, one of my Japanese roommates, with whom communication is usually limited to nodding and smiling. He points up and ...
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA ORCHID NEWS
OF NEW GUINEA Translate this or any other page of this web site into: Chinese, Japanese, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portugese, Korean Copy the page URL (above) and Click here! GEOGRAPHIC ... Stanley ranges and dissected by erosion that has produced steep relatively uniform slopes and narrow crests. Near Mt. Lamington a thick layer of volcanic ash has formed volcano plateaux. The Northeastern ...
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WWF - What is a Tsunami and how do they happen?
The term tsunami comes from the Japanese meaning harbour ("tsu") and wave ("nami"). A tsunami can be generated when the sea floor ... 'pile-up'; the wave-front becomes steeper and taller, and there is less distance between crests. While a person at the surface of deep water would probably not even notice the ...
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