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- (Dərbənd)armud növü. – Şekkidən yəxşi qax uladu
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Japanese Paleolithic — [ Last Glacial Maximum in the Late Pleistocene about 20,000 years agoblack outline indicates present day Japan] The Nihongo|Japanese Paleolithic|旧石器時代|kyū sekki jidai covers the period from around 100,000 [Hoshino Iseki Museum, Tochigi Pref.] to… … Wikipedia
