Examples of using Steppes in English and their translations into Spanish
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These inland hunters also inhabited the steppes and woodlands of the Isla Grande on Tierra del Fuego,
in the central African steppes and in the southern plains of the Dark Continent.
Vast quantities of grain are harvested from its plains and steppes, valleys and terraces;
The preservation of forests and steppes will be ensured through the creation of community forests that will make it possible to supply urban centres with wood for heating.
In this land of sharp contrasts with scenery from darker green to ocher, steppes, forests, mountains,
The Short-Faced Bear was just one of the many extraordinary beasts that roamed the Ice Age steppes.
in those environments mostly at high altitudes, and in the xerophyte and chamaephyte steppes.
that stretched from the steppes of China, to the shores of the Mediterranean.
restore the population status of these nomads of the Central Asian steppes.
Altai is a region in the southeastern part of Western Siberia that boasts a landscape rich in contrasts, including steppes, taiga, alpine tundra, and glaciers.
sometimes beyond the Inner Eurasian steppes.
this becomes forested steppe, and even further south it transitions to grass steppes and the central Asian desert.
are particularly associated with salt-rich steppes, marshes, and sea coasts.
woods and steppes, glaciers and waterfalls.
The East had close links with the Steppe Peoples who had passed over the Carpathian Basin from the southern Russian steppes.
which breeds in the steppes of Kazakhstan and the southern tip of Russia,
covered by ice, steppes and forests, is considered a land of extreme beauty and the source of daily challenges for its people.
The IUCN/CEM's Specialist Group on"Holarctic Steppes" has prepared a new page of the"Virtual Encyclopedia of the Steppes"- Steppes of the Republic of Kazakhstan with the support of CEM, project partners and volunteer work of specialists.
the sub-Saharan steppes and the consequent alteration of natural habitats are reducing wild populations
although they are sometimes found on the edge of humid and cold climatic zones; steppes, deserts, scrubland,