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Die Wirkungen der Winde auf die Gestaltung der Erde. Ein Streifzug im Gebiete der physikalischen Geographie.

Main Author: Czerny, Franciszek, 1847-1917.
Language(s): German
Published: Gotha, J. Perthes, 1876.
Subjects: Winds.
Erosion.
Sand dunes.
Waves.
Physical geography.
Note: With this is bound; Behm, E. and Wagner, H. Ortsbevölkerung. Areal und bevölkerung; Pruyssenaere de la Wostyne, E.E. J.M. E. de Pruyssenaere's reisen und forschungen im gebiete des Weissen und Blauen Nil (Pt. 1-2); Forsyth, T.D. Ost-Turkestan und des Pamir-plateau nach den forschungen der britischen gesandtschaft unter sir T.D. Forsyth, 1873 und 1874.
Physical Description: iv, 53 p. fold. map. 28 cm.
Original Format: Book
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