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  • The last miles of the march were brutal, a maze of thick woods and stony, scrub-covered hills with no visibility.

    Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

  • The last miles of the march were brutal, a maze of thick woods and stony, scrub-covered hills with no visibility.

    Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

  • Visitors to the museum can also obtain permission to visit the dig, located a short distance away on arid, red-tinted, scrub-covered hillsides, one of which, formerly called Cerro de la Virgen, is now known as Cerro de los Dinosaurios.

    Did you know? Dinosaur bones in Mexico 2008

  • Habitat can vary from bare to forested terrain, including relatively level scrub-covered coastal terraces and evencliff faces, using the local environment's vegetation to suit their needs.

    Magellanic penguin 2010

  • Visitors to the museum can also obtain permission to visit the dig, located a short distance away on arid, red-tinted, scrub-covered hillsides, one of which, formerly called Cerro de la Virgen, is now known as Cerro de los Dinosaurios.

    Did you know? Dinosaur bones in Mexico 2008

  • The last miles of the march were brutal, a maze of thick woods and stony, scrub-covered hills with no visibility.

    Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

  • The last miles of the march were brutal, a maze of thick woods and stony, scrub-covered hills with no visibility.

    Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010

  • It lay in a hollow surrounded by scrub-covered slopes, as though the park itself were slowly sinking into the earth, borne down by the weight of disappointment, frustration, and envy that was the burden carried by its residents.

    The Unquiet John Connolly 2007

  • It lay in a hollow surrounded by scrub-covered slopes, as though the park itself were slowly sinking into the earth, borne down by the weight of disappointment, frustration, and envy that was the burden carried by its residents.

    The Unquiet John Connolly 2007

  • At night, even the barren hills and scrub-covered plains took on a forbidding air.

    Mistborn Sanderson_Brandon 2006

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