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Illustrated Encyclopedia of Science and Nature: Physical Sciences #2, Earth and Its Features II

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ÔùÖ Moulding the Face of a Planet ÔùÅ How are mountains formed? ÔùÅ How are terraces created? ÔùÅ Can the sea invade the land? ÔùÅ What is a cuesta? ÔùÅ What made the Grand Canyon? ÔùÅ How were the Appalachians formed? ÔùÅ Why do rivers cross the Himalayas?rnrnÔùÖ Climate as a Force of Change ÔùÅ What causes landslides? ÔùÅ Can the wind create a desert? ÔùÅ Why do deserts expand and contract? ÔùÅ How are dunes formed? ÔùÅ What is Monument Valley? ÔùÅ How are climate, plants, and soil related? ÔùÅ How does the land affect climate? ÔùÅ How can sea currents change a climate?rnrnÔùÖ The Pace and Price of Progress ÔùÅ What is the population explosion? ÔùÅ Where is grain produced? ÔùÅ What countries export lumber? ÔùÅ Where are most fish caught? ÔùÅ What is a planned city? ÔùÅ How is land cultivated? ÔùÅ Can land be saved" from the sea? ÔùÅ What is the Tennessee Valley Authority? ÔùÅ Where do grapes and olives grow? ÔùÅ Can arid lands be farmed? ÔùÅ What is the Altiplano? ÔùÅ Can one place have many climates? ÔùÅ What happens when land is scarce?"

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Series Title

Illustrated Encyclopedia of Science and Nature series (1-32)

Call Number

REF 910.3 Lun

Publisher

Hong Kong : Educational Technologies Limited., 2004

Collation

72 hlm; 22 x 30.5 cm; HC:AP

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

9628851306

Classification

IPS Penunjang

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Subject(s)

Bumi (Earth)
Geografi (Geography)
Ensiklopedia Sains (Encyclopedia of Science)
Peta (Map)

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First published in 1990 by Gakken Co. Ltd., Tokyo, Japan

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