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National Geographic Buffalo back home on the range

This November 1994 issue of National Geographic magazine explores diverse geographical and cultural topics. The cover story, "Buffalo: Back Home on the Range" by Bryan Hodgson, examines the resurgence of the American bison, an animal once nearly driven to extinction, and its ideal adaptation to the Western range, as long understood by Plains Indians . Additional features include an exploration of ancient Greek colonization in southern Italy and Sicily, a cultural journey through the villages of Oaxaca, Mexico, a look at modernization on Portugal's Madeira islands, and a scientific observation of a deep-sea volcanic eruption and its impact on marine life

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Judul Seri

National Geographic

No. Panggil

910.5 NAT n c1

Penerbit

Washington, D.C. : National Geographic Society., November 1994

Deskripsi Fisik

126 pages : richly illustrated (color photographs) ; softcover (magazine format) ; 25 cm (approximat

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English

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910.5

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Vol. 186, No. 5

Subjek

Geography

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This issue is Volume 186, Number 5 of the official journal of the National Geographic Society, published in November 1994. It contains the feature article "Buffalo: Back Home on the Range" by Bryan Hodgson with photographs by Sarah Leen, which discusses the return of the American bison to the Western plains . Other articles in this issue include "When the Greeks Went West," "The Song of Oaxaca," "Madeira Toasts the Future," and "Rebirth of a Deep-Sea Vent"

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