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- Sweden (27111 bytes)
3: ...extended to a [[Great Power]] of twice its size – subsequently lost within a century. Since [[18...
5: ...] in the early [[20th century]]. The country is today defined by liberal tendencies and a strong natio...
26: ...vereignty_type = [[Consolidation of Sweden|Consolidation]] |
28: established_dates = [[10th century|10th]] - [[13th century|13th]...
63: ...following the recession of the last [[ice age]] – the [[Weichsel glaciation]]. The region develo... - Ice age (15810 bytes)
6: ... have been many glacial periods, occurring at 40–100,000 year frequencies. These are the best st...
22: ..., and North America in polar regions, the Earth today is considered to be prone to ice age glaciations...
39: ...e occurrence of glacial and interglacial phases — this was first explained by the theory of [[Mi...
43: ...redicted by Milankovic. During the period 3.0 — 0.8 million years ago the dominant pattern of ...
48: ... is consistent with the existing uncertainties in dating, but not widely accepted at present (Nature 4... - Ice Age (15809 bytes)
5: ... have been many glacial periods, occurring at 40–100,000 year frequencies. These are the best st...
21: ..., and North America in polar regions, the Earth today is considered to be prone to ice age glaciations...
38: ...e occurrence of glacial and interglacial phases — this was first explained by the theory of [[Mi...
42: ...redicted by Milankovic. During the period 3.0 — 0.8 million years ago the dominant pattern of ...
47: ... is consistent with the existing uncertainties in dating, but not widely accepted at present (Nature 4...
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