Comparative Geography
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26 202 COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPUY.
Great peninsulas stretch away into both the great in- land seas of Europe — that of the North and that of the South ; the Danish and Scandinavian peninsulas into the complex, and yet, physically speaking, single body of water, embracing the North Sea, Baltic, and Gulf of Both- nia ; Spain, Italy, and the Grecian peninsula extending southward into the Mediterranean. In the latter there is the greatest contrast between the deeply-indented northern shore and the bare,... sandy coast of the African side. In just as great contrast is the uniformly unbroken sea-line of northern Siberia, compared with the articulated shore of northern Russia. How entirely different would the development of northern Asia have been, if a Siberian in- land sea had penetrated to the very foot of the Altai, as the seas of northern Europe have pierced to the center of the continent ! And had the shallow Syrtis cleft north- ern Africa as far as Lake Tchad, as the Adriatic has done on the opposite coast, Central Africa would not now be a terra incognita.
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26 202 COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPUY.
Great peninsulas stretch away into both the great in- land seas of Europe — that of the North and that of the South ; the Danish and Scandinavian peninsulas into the complex, and yet, physically speaking, single body of water, embracing the North Sea, Baltic, and Gulf of Both- nia ; Spain, Italy, and the Grecian peninsula extending southward into the Mediterranean. In the latter there is the greatest contrast between the deeply-indented northern shore and the bare,... sandy coast of the African side. In just as great contrast is the uniformly unbroken sea-line of northern Siberia, compared with the articulated shore of northern Russia. How entirely different would the development of northern Asia have been, if a Siberian in- land sea had penetrated to the very foot of the Altai, as the seas of northern Europe have pierced to the center of the continent ! And had the shallow Syrtis cleft north- ern Africa as far as Lake Tchad, as the Adriatic has done on the opposite coast, Central Africa would not now be a terra incognita.
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