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Archipelagos are the countries or states that consists of many islands like Philippines and Indonesia.
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∙ 10y agoArchipelagos are the countries or states that consists of many islands like Philippines and Indonesia.
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What has the author Patricia Elaine Joan Rodgers written?
Patricia Elaine Joan Rodgers has written: 'Midocean archipelagos and international law' -- subject(s): Archipelagoes, Law and legislation
What is the collective name of group of islands?
Groups of islands are called "archipelagoes", for example, the Galapagos islands.
Name a country that is an island or island's?
There's Madagascar, Malta, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Sri Lanka, the UK, and if you want whole archipelagoes there's Indonesia, the Philippines and the Micronesian islands.
The many islands of the Caribbean are really partially submerged peaks of a mountain range these ''chains''of islands are called archipelagoes what are the major islands groups?
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What has the author Emma H Adams written?
Emma H. Adams has written: 'Two cannibal archipelagoes' -- subject(s): Accessible book, Description and travel 'Martin Luther' -- subject(s): Biography, Reformation, Reformers 'To and fro in Southern California' -- subject(s): Agriculture, Description and travel, Real estate development, Urbanization, Women 'Digging the top off' -- subject(s): Accessible book 'Savonarola'
What is proved correct?
Ex:1 Model: The sheep are white. – The sheep is white. The deer are eating the hay. The analyses were proved correct. The sopranos performed with the orchestra. The scarves kept him warm. The facilities are open to the public. The bridges will soon be completed. The shoes fit well. The wolves howl every night. The potatoes have been boiled. The oases are visited by many travellers. The phenomena surprised us. The gentlemen would like to have breakfast early. Your feet are size ten. The stimuli have been found to be effective. The archipelagoes lie off the coast of South America.
How are patterns of diversity on archipelagoes more consistent with a theory of evolution than with a theory of special creation?
Archipelagoes are often distinguished by different species occurring on different islands within the archipelago. Whereas species of birds and amphibeans may be common right across the archipelago, there can be identifiably different species, subspecies or varieties on different islands, due to long isolation from the parent stock. The pattern of diversity on the Galapagos Islands is a special case, as the islands are known to be drifting slowly away from a volcanic hotspot, where new islands are formed over very long periods. The older islands, farthest from the point of creation, are covered in fertile soil and are much like most other islands around the world, while the newest islands are rocky and inhospitable. Charles Darwin was intrigued to find that the lifeforms that he found on each island were uniquely suited to life on that particular island. He believed that this proved that species on each island had evolved to suit the environment. If the species had been placed there in a special act of creation and no evolution had occurred as the island environments evolved, then the creatures that Darwin had encountered should have been ill-suited to the present environments. The island of Flores in the Indonesian archipelago is another special case. Not only have archaeologists found the 'hobbits', a primitive dwarf species of humans, they found fossils of other dwarf species, suited to a small island with limited food resources.
What is the descriptive names of southeast Asian countries?
Southeast Asia or Southeastern Asia is a subregion of Asia, consisting of the countries that are geographically south of China, east of India and north of Australia.Southeast Asia consists of two geographic regions: the Asian mainland (aka. Indochina), and island arcs and archipelagoes to the east and southeast. The mainland section consists of Burma (Myanmar), Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and Peninsular Malaysia while the maritime section consists of Andaman and Nicobar Islands (India), Brunei, East Malaysia, East Timor, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, The Philippines, and Singapore.
How many islands are in the UK?
The Isle of Wight, off the southern mainland in the English Channel, and the Scilly Islands, in the Atlantic Ocean off the southwestern tip of the mainland, are considered part of England. Scilly Islands consist of over 140 small islands and rocky islets. Source : http://www.answers.com/England?cat=travel&gwp=11&method=3&ver=2.3.0.609
What are the islands of the Mediterranean Sea that belong to Spain?
Kingdom of Spain IslandsThe Canary Islands (Spanish Islas Canarias ) (28� 06'N, 15� 24'W) are an archipelago of the Kingdom of Spain consisting of seven islands of volcanic origin in the Atlantic Ocean. They are located off the north-western coast of Africa (Morocco and the Western Sahara). They form an autonomous community of Spain. The name derives probably from a north African tribe (the Canarii) or possibly the Latin term Insularia Canaria meaning Island of the Dogs, a name applied originally only to the island of Gran Canaria. It is thought that the dense population of an endemic breed of large and fierce dogs was the characteristic that most struck the few ancient Romans who established contact with the islands by the sea.The islands and their capitals are:* Gran Canaria (capital Las Palmas de Gran Canaria);* Tenerife (capital Santa Cruz de Tenerife);* Lanzarote (capital Arrecife);* La Palma (capital Santa Cruz de La Palma);* La Gomera (capital San Sebasti�n de La Gomera);* El Hierro (capital Valverde);* Fuerteventura (capital Puerto del Rosario).The nearest island is 108 km from the northwest African coast.Also the Baleric Islands (Menorca, Mallorca, Ibiza)
Words ending in oes?
albedoes, alnicoes, aloes, antiheroes, archipelagoes, avocadoes, backhoes, banjoes, barbascoes, barricadoes, bastinadoes, beefaloes, bilboes, bimboes, bongoes, bonitoes, bravadoes, bravoes, buboes, buckoes, buffaloes, buncoes, bunkoes, calicoes, calypsoes, camisadoes, canoes, carbonadoes, cargoes, cataloes, cattaloes, chegoes, chigoes, ciscoes, claroes, commandoes, condoes, congoes, corantoes, courantoes, cramboes, crescendoes, crusadoes, cruzadoes, dadoes, dagoes, desperadoes, didoes, dildoes, dingoes, diploes, dodoes, does, dominoes, echoes, eddoes, embargoes, enhaloes, eringoes, eryngoes, euphroes, fantasticoes, farragoes, fatsoes, felloes, fiascoes, ficoes, flamingoes, floes, foes, fordoes, foredoes, foregoes, forgoes, frescoes, fricandoes, froes, fungoes, gambadoes, gazaboes, gazeboes, geckoes, gessoes, gheraoes, ghettoes, gingkoes, ginkgoes, goboes, goes, grottoes, guacharoes, gumshoes, gustoes, halloes, haloes, hammertoes, helloes, heroes, hilloes, hoboes, hoes, holloes, hoopoes, horseshoes, hulloes, imagoes, indigoes, innuendoes, jingkoes, jingoes, joes, juncoes, kalanchoes, kayoes, kiddoes, lassoes, latigoes, lavaboes, lingoes, locoes, magnificoes, mahoes, mamboes, mangoes, manifestoes, mementoes, mestesoes, mestinoes, mestizoes, misdoes, mistletoes, mojoes, momentoes, mongoes, mosquitoes, mottoes, mulattoes, noes, nonheroes, oboes, oes, outdoes, outechoes, outgoes, overdoes, overshoes, pahoehoes, palmettoes, passadoes, peccadilloes, pekoes, pettitoes, pingoes, pinkoes, pintadoes, pintoes, placeboes, politicoes, porticoes, potatoes, pronunciamentoes, provisoes, pussytoes, redoes, reechoes, renegadoes, reshoes, roes, roscoes, salvoes, sandshoes, schmoes, semihoboes, serpigoes, shackoes, shakoes, shmoes, shoes, sloes, snowshoes, stilettoes, strappadoes, stratovolcanoes, stuccoes, subechoes, supercargoes, superheroes, syboes, throes, ticktacktoes, tippytoes, tiptoes, tobaccoes, toes, toeshoes, tomatoes, tornadoes, torpedoes, tuckahoes, tuxedoes, underdoes, undergoes, undoes, uphroes, vertigoes, vetoes, viragoes, voes, volcanoes, wackoes, waldoes, weirdoes, wendigoes, windigoes, winoes, woes, yobboes, zeroes
What plural words end with oes?
Some of these are words that end with oe and are made plural by adding S (canoe - canoes, aloe - aloes, shoe - shoes). Many of the others that end in O make acceptable plurals either with S or ES. Plural words ending with oes: albedoes. alnicoes. aloes. antiheroes. archipelagoes. avocadoes. backhoes. banjoes. barbascoes. barricadoes. bastinadoes. beefaloes. bilboes. bimboes. bongoes. bonitoes. bravadoes. bravoes. buboes. buckoes. buffaloes. buncoes. bunkoes. calicoes. calypsoes. camisadoes. canoes. carbonadoes. cargoes. cataloes. cattaloes. chegoes. chigoes. ciscoes. claroes. commandoes. condoes. congoes. corantoes. courantoes. cramboes. crescendoes. crusadoes. cruzadoes. dadoes. dagoes. desperadoes. didoes. dildoes. dingoes. diploes. dodoes. does. dominoes. echoes. eddoes. embargoes. enhaloes. eringoes. eryngoes. euphroes. fantasticoes. farragoes. fatsoes. felloes. fiascoes. ficoes. flamingoes. floes. foes. fordoes. foredoes. foregoes. forgoes. frescoes. fricandoes. froes. fungoes. gambadoes. gazaboes. gazeboes. geckoes. gessoes. gheraoes. ghettoes. gingkoes. ginkgoes. goboes. goes. grottoes. guacharoes. gumshoes. gustoes. halloes. haloes. hammertoes. helloes. heroes. hilloes. hoboes. hoes. holloes. hoopoes. horseshoes. hulloes. imagoes. indigoes. innuendoes. jingkoes. jingoes. joes. juncoes. kalanchoes. kayoes. kiddoes. lassoes. latigoes. lavaboes. lingoes. locoes. magnificoes. mahoes. mamboes. mangoes. manifestoes. mementoes. mestesoes. mestinoes. mestizoes. misdoes. mistletoes. mojoes. momentoes. mongoes. mosquitoes. mottoes. mulattoes. noes. nonheroes. oboes. oes. outdoes. outechoes. outgoes. overdoes. overshoes. pahoehoes. palmettoes. passadoes. peccadilloes. pekoes. pettitoes. pingoes. pinkoes. pintadoes. pintoes. placeboes. politicoes. porticoes. potatoes. pronunciamentoes. provisoes. pussytoes. redoes. reechoes. renegadoes. reshoes. roes. roscoes. salvoes. sandshoes. schmoes. semihoboes. serpigoes. shackoes. shakoes. shmoes. shoes. sloes. snowshoes. stilettoes. strappadoes. stratovolcanoes. stuccoes. subechoes. supercargoes. superheroes. syboes. throes. ticktacktoes. tippytoes. tiptoes. tobaccoes. toes. toes. hoes. tomatoes. tornadoes. torpedoes. tuckahoes. tuxedoes. underdoes. undergoes. undoes. uphroes. vertigoes. vetoes. viragoes. voes. volcanoes. wackoes. waldoes. weirdoes. wendigoes. windigoes. winoes. woes. yobboes. zeroes.
