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The North American S. discolor is slightly smaller than the Eurasian species, which attain a maximum height of 7.5 metres.
Most of the smaller southern penguins feed primarily upon krill, which attain high densities in the rich, well-oxygenated Antarctic waters.
British cottagers and castle owners never mind that generations of cat hairs and Stilton crumbs hide in the mats' depths, which attain nearly a springy inch where self-binding wraps the edges.
He disliked any incongruous mixture of prose styles and, in the Römische Geschichte and Römisches Staatsrecht ("Roman Constitutional Law"), he created two works, both of which attain exemplary unity of form and content yet demonstrate two different styles.
Elevation steadily increases west of the Caribbean lowlands, until, toward the Pacific Coast, plateau highlands culminate in mountain ridges and some 40 volcanic cones, some of which attain elevations of more than 12,000 feet (3,700 metres).
In large egg-laying reptiles, which attain sexual maturity while relatively small in size and continue to grow during a long reproductive span, the number of eggs laid per year increases with age and body size but eventually levels off and declines.
The company owns properties throughout Manhattan, including the Bank of America Tower, which attained platinum LEED certification.
Exogyra is characterized by its very thick shell, which attained massive proportions.
The painting, noted its creator, evokes "the great emigration movement, which attained its culminating point in 1852".
Among the freshwater fish is the huge piraucu, which attains lengths up to 14 feet (430 cm).
William Dean Howells, Walt Whitman, and Henry James contributed to the magazine, which attained a peak circulation of 76,000 in 1891.
