Cichlids (order Perciformes: family Cichlidae) are freshwater fishes that are mainly distributed in landmasses of Gondwanaland origin (Africa, South and Central America, Madagascar, and Indo/Sri Lanka) [ 11].
Her pilgrimage to Heimaey in 2003 initiated the ongoing project Ruins in Reverse (Nomadic Landmass), in which Halperin set out on a journey of discovery.
The corporations have already moved in to secure their needs in this landmass of plenty.
Boris Titov, Russia's business ombudsman, wrote on Facebook in the aftermath of the Brexit vote that the UK exiting Europe could herald a major shift of power in the Eurasian landmass in the coming years.
China supports a population of 1.3 billion people in a landmass slightly smaller than the United States.
However, even without the knowledge of a spherical earth, there is nothing stopping the cartographer drawing all the trade routes first, strictly according to the compass directions and his knowledge of the distances (presumably derived from travel time), before drawing in the landmass.
All our air is the only way by which we touch, breathing out and in in cycles beyond landmass.
Looking at the locations of online readers of The New Yorker these days, I am sometimes reminded of the famous Saul Steinberg cover, with Ninth Avenue in the foreground, the Hudson River and the American landmass in the background, and the Pacific Ocean and rest of the world in the distant background, barely acknowledged.
Taymyr Peninsula, also spelled Taimyr, orTajmyr, Russian Taymyrsky Poluostrov, northernmost extension of the Eurasian landmass, in north-central Siberia in Krasnoyarsk kray (region), northeastern central Russia.
Paleontologists believe the dinosaur lived up to 95 million years ago in the late Cretaceous Period on a landmass in the flooded central region of North America.
