The rest of the 6th century can be characterized by the growing accumulation of power by regional clan leaders and a weakening of royal power, as well as the rise of new clans, mostly of recent continental origin, who managed technical service groups.
In the Early Jurassic, the surface of the region was an alluvial plain, with perhaps 1 km of mostly continental siliciclastic sediments underlying it.
Although these clear genetic traces had been mostly identified in species of continental distribution [ 7], some of which left distinctive lineages [ 79] or even species [ 80, 81] in the southern peninsulas, a growing number of endemic or semi-endemic species shows similarly complex population history patterns within the Iberian Peninsula [ 72, 82- 85].
His 2003 project, "The School of Panamerican Unrest," was a public art piece composed mostly of a cross-continental odyssey by car from the north of Alaska to the furthest tip of Argentina (Tierra del Fuego), mobile school house in tow.
The novel, as a genre, arrived in Turkey at the end of the Ottoman empire, mostly from continental Europe.
Temporal variations of Earth's magnetic field have long been used to infer global 1-D conductivity profiles of Earth's mantle, mostly from continental geomagnetic observatories (e.g. Schmucker, 1985; Schultz and Larsen, 1987; Olsen, 1998).
Electronic music also influenced a very different kind of, mostly continental, European music.
The sport of cycling consists of professional and amateur races, which are held mostly in continental Europe, the United States, and Asia.
Most of the studies favouring prehospital endotracheal intubation of severely traumatized patients were conducted in out-of-hospital systems that rely on highly skilled personnel such as anaesthesiologists, emergency physicians, or specially trained nurses, mostly in continental Europe or Australia.
Species like the chaffinch are much less migratory in Britain than those of continental Europe, mostly not moving more than 5 km in their lives.
Waves travelling to the antipode from the north bounce mostly in the continental crust of Eurasia, while waves travelling from south bounce mostly within the oceanic crust.
