Examples of using Steppes in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Under these decisions, during the period between 1948 and 1953 more than 150,000 Azerbaijanis were forcibly resettled from their historical homelands- the mountainous regions of Armenia- to the then waterless steppes of Mughan and the Mil plateau.
mounds belonging to the Deer Stone culture, a people who lived in Mongolia's eastern steppes around about 1300 B.C.
it does not generally live in mountains, large forests or treeless steppes.
of its original size, splitting into much smaller hypersaline lakes, while dried areas have transformed into desert steppes.
Under these decisions, during the period between 1948 and 1953 more than 150,000 Azerbaijanis were forcibly resettled from their historical homelands- the mountainous regions of Armenia- to the then waterless steppes of Mugan and the Mil plateau.
coniferous forests with steppes, since the steppe and forest-steppe plants differ only in subspecies.
Tussouks are very high and their leaves are less hard than those of the turfs of the steppe grasses of the Northern Hemisphere, since the climate of communities close to the steppes of the Southern Hemisphere is milder.
On 19 June 1936, he led the Harvard-MIT expedition to the steppes of Russia(at Ak Bulak in southwestern Siberia) to observe a total eclipse.
In eastern Algeria, the average temperatures are somewhat lower, and on the steppes of the High Plateaus winter temperatures hover only a few degrees above freezing.
The Indian wild ass was once found throughout the arid parts and desert steppes of northwest India and Pakistan, but about 4,500 of them are found in a few very hot wildlife sanctuaries of Gujarat.
7800 years ago and the Yamnaya pastoralists who came from the steppes 4800 years ago lacked the version of the LCT gene that allows adults to digest sugars in milk.
Prototiand Madius, Scythian kings in the Near Eastern period of their history, and their successors in the north Pontic steppes belonged to the same dynasty.
Archaeologists have found evidence of the use of horses by raiding nomads as early as 5,000 years ago on the steppes of central Asia and eastern Europe, where it is thought horses were first domesticated.
Whatever happened in the east to bring warriors from there upon the Alans did not introduce a new people to the steppes or to Europe.
with some elegant Seljuq architecture, all surrounded by vast steppes.
Litovskiy, titled"Gravio-Geography and Nature-Friendly Network"Orenburg Gossamer" on the Basis of Yunitskiy's SkyWay Infrastructure for the Steppes of Eurasia", in full here. p.
though it is a possible ancestor of the domestic horse; it roamed the steppes of Eurasia at the time of domestication.
Scythian kings in the Near Eastern period of their history, and their successors in the north Pontic steppes belonged to the same dynasty.
Tactics The first archaeological evidence of horses used in warfare dates from between 4000 and 3000 BC in the steppes of Eurasia, in what today is Ukraine, Hungary, and Romania.
Scythian kings in the Near Eastern period of their history, and their successors in the north Pontic steppes belonged to the same dynasty.