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A Brief Investigation Into The Geology Of Southern California
North America, is on the boundary between the westward- moving North American Plate and the north- westward moving Pacific Plate. The great San Andreas Fault is this active boundary that influences much of the geology of California. Life on a plate boundary is a very moving experience! ...
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Friends of the St. Joseph River Assn
Larger groups of migrants in search of food began moving into this area of the country in about 2,000 BC. This group is known ... pronunciations for our river are similar. A century later in the 1820s and 30s, the westward moving settlers, using the old Indian transcontinental trail, often crossed paths with the travelling Sauk. This ...
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Trevor Gloor - The Seed Game
The call of "Westward Ho!" echoed away to a mumble as humanity piled into itself like so many thundering ... here. Can ya stick it outta the way so it won't block our sunset?" Moving day came and our behemoth inched down the tiny country road. Fenceposts were pushed the ...
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Don Anderson - A Sense Of Wonder
Today we are seeing a redefinition of this myth. No longer do the westward frontiers beckon to us. No longer are there uncharted, undiscovered lands across the seas. Now ... accomplished. Only when we place within our sights a clear goal can we succeed in moving to attain it. Humans love a challenge, and what greater challenge can there be than ...
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Atmosphere
Similarly, a parcel of air moving away from either of the poles would be moving more slowly than the ground, thus ... similar path. As both the air and water begin to move westward near the equator, they gradually warm. When they reach the Western ... in general, rainfall amounts increase near the equator, and as you travel westward across the Pacific. Changes During El Niño During an El Niño ...
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May 23, 2001: Dust Bowl Threatening China‘s Future
U.S. dust bowl of the 1930s. Eastward moving winds often carry soil from China’s northwest to North Korea, ... are forcing people to migrate eastward, not unlike the U.S. westward migration from the southern Great Plains to California during the Dust ... . When tree cover is removed, the initial rainfall from the inland-moving, moisture-laden air simply runs off and returns to the sea. ...
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Fisheries and Marine Mammals: Most Recent Developments -- 9/12/97
Paul Island in the Bering Sea. Upon approach, the Japanese vessel ceased fishing and began moving westward. This was the 15th reported incursion into U.S. waters this year, compared to only ...
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Fisheries and Marine Mammals: Most Recent Developments -- 9/19/97
Paul Island in the Bering Sea. Upon approach, the Japanese vessel ceased fishing and began moving westward. This was the 15th reported incursion into U.S. waters this year, compared to only ...
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The Florida Panther Society, Inc.
May and was photographed using a Highway 29 wildlife underpass on 6 May. TX101 continued westward movements until reaching the fringes of eastern Naples. She traveled southward in forested corridors adjacent ... through the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation during the first week of May and began moving westward into private ranch lands of Hendry County by 8 May. She returned south toward the ...
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Missouri River Communities Network Programs Page
Lewis and Clark used the river in 1804 to make their journey westward. Taylor McBaine, a legendary fiddle player, crossed ...
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