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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- The vast basin of the Amazon River in northern South America. It remains largely unpopulated and undeveloped, especially in the interior.
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Examples
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Who my 'Amazonia' is you must discover from the book - but she goes right back to 'The Silver Pigs' - and she's trouble!
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Their main contact on New Amazonia is Lesa Pretoria, a master duelist with a few reservations about her own female-centric society.
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This rolling terrain on the plains of western Amazonia is high in biodiversity.
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Two herons are uncommon elsewhere in Amazonia (Egretta tricolor and Nyctanassa violacea).
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Meggers's account had enormous public impact — Amazonia is one of the wellsprings of the campaign to save rain forests.
1491 2002
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Meggers's account had enormous public impact — Amazonia is one of the wellsprings of the campaign to save rain forests.
1491 2002
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A scientist’s research that appears prominently in Amazonia ended up contacting me when her husband found out that I had plugged her papers in the book.
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This was originally a region of rare endemic birds, fishes, and insects, although with a fairly low biodiversity as compared to neighboring regions in Amazonia.
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Their arms were a crescent shield, the bow and arrow, and the double axe, whence the name Amazonia was used as a distinctive appellation for that weapon (Amazonia securis,
Plutarch's Lives Volume III. 46-120? Plutarch 1839
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Beside the land of Chaldea is the land of Amazonia, that is the land of Feminye.
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