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Geography, geology, ecology / Geography / Oceans of the world

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TETIS - an ancient ocean on the territory of modern Eurasia

QUIET (Great)

SOUTHERN - conventional name for the seas adjacent to Antarctica

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GREAT - see Quiet

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INDIAN

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ATLANTIC

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