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In western North America, the last period of glaciation reached a maximum about 18 000 years ago and covered much of present day Canada as well as northern portions of adjoining areas in the United States [ 22].

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Much of present-day Lambertville was built between 1820 and 1870, according to Gene Dennison, the president of the Historical Society.

About seventy million years ago, when the Rocky Mountains were still rising out of the sea, coastal swamps covered much of present-day southern Colorado.

The area of the Rozwi confederacy fluctuated, and its influence extended over much of present-day Zimbabwe and perhaps westward into Botswana and southward into northeastern South Africa.

It has been postulated that, during the first stage of the retreat of the Laurentide Ice Sheet of North America, a large ice-dammed glacial lake (Lake Agassiz) formed in Canada over much of present-day Manitoba.

The Louisiana Purchase, a vast acquisition of land for the country, included New Orleans and much of present-day Louisiana state, as well as most of the territory between the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains.

At the beginning of the Common Era, Baltic and Slavic tribes occupied a large area of eastern Europe, east of the Germanic tribes and north of the Iranians, including much of present-day Poland and the states of Belarus, Ukraine, and westernmost Russia.

A recent and critical historical event was the Last Glacial Maximum, a time when ice sheets covered much of present-day temperate North America.

Historically, south-east Asia, including much of present-day Indonesia, was strongly influenced by Indian culture, and this is still reflected in the names given to a number of local banana accessions, such as 'Pisang Keling'Pisangang Raja' (AAB) and 'Maduranga' (ABB).

I argue that the roots of present day marginalisation belong to a much larger story of Uganda's post-colonial experience.

Subsequent endosymbioses of primary-plastid-containing eukaryotes by nonphotosynthetic hosts, called "secondary endosymbiosis", gave rise to much of the present day diversity of protists [ 3].

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