But I was interested in a less controversial byproduct of this cross-oceanic adventure -- the chili peppers brought to Spain from the Americas.
When it became this cross-oceanic, cross-cultural phenomenon and took off in America, was that surprising?
It's a far remove from the mostly stoic, always-serving Anna Bates, her character on the PBS hit "Downton Abbey" — but, to be fair, "Downton's" mix of English social structures and serialized, scandalized storytelling is also fairly distant from the acting work Froggatt was taking on before the "Masterpiece" series' cross-cultural, cross-oceanic success.
Two hypotheses can be postulated a priori: either a dispersal event through Central America, by crossing the oceanic barrier between Central and South America Panama Straitt) [ 60], or a dispersal event through the Caribbean Sea using intervening islands as stepping-stones (GAARlandia bridge) [ 66].
Loeb, N. G. et al. Observational constraints on atmospheric and oceanic cross-equatorial heat transports: revisiting the precipitation asymmetry problem in climate models.
Concorde would also be cleared in a 15000 feet block, allowing for a slow climb from 45,000 to 60000 feet during the oceanic crossing as the fuel load gradually decreased.
As fronts move through the subtropics and tropics of one hemisphere during their winter, normally as shear lines when their temperature gradient becomes minimal, wind surges can cross the equator in oceanic regions and enhance a monsoon trough in the other hemisphere's summer.
However, the Lg propagation to the Japanese main island of Honshu was totally blocked because it crosses the continental to oceanic boundary surrounding the Sea of Japan.
However, the Lg wave propagation to the Japanese main island of Honshu is totally blocked as it crosses the continental-oceanic boundary surrounding the Sea of Japan.
Philander, S. G. H. & Pacanowski, R. C. The oceanic response to cross-equatorial winds (with application to coastal upwelling in low latitudes).
