- and at
Lunzjata Valley in Gozo. Phytogeographically,
Malta belongs to the
Liguro-Tyrrhenian
province of the
Mediterranean region within the
Boreal Kingdom...
- and Agde. The
coins minted in M****alia have been
found in all
parts of
Liguro-Celtic Gaul.
Celtic coinage was
influenced by Gr**** designs, and Gr**** letters...
-
Southwestern Mediterranean), Ibero-Balearian (or
Iberian and Balearian),
Liguro-Tyrrhenian, Adriatic, East Mediterranean,
South Mediterranean and Crimeo-Novorossiysk...
- near Baħrija and at l-Imtaħleb. Phytogeographically,
Malta belongs to the
Liguro-Tyrrhenian
province of the
Mediterranean Region within the
Boreal Kingdom...
-
Regalecidae (Pisces, Lampridiformes)
occurring in the Gulf of
Genova and in
Liguro-Provençal
waters (NW Mediterranean).
Annali del
Museo Civico di
Storia Naturale...
- Binder, Didier; Maggi,
Roberto (2001). "Le Néolithique
ancien de l'arc
liguro-provençal" (PDF).
Bulletin de la Société préhistorique française. 98 (3)...
-
rollback of the
Ionian basin under Eurasia,
causing the
opening of the
Liguro-Provençal and
Tyrrhenian back-arc
basins and the
formation of the Calabrian...
- region, and
their abundance and
diversity seem to be
greatest in the Corso-
Liguro-Provençal basin,
where cetaceans have been
protected by the
Pelagos Sanctuary...
-
region consists of a
range of
terrain resulting from a
vanished ocean called Liguro-Piedmont (in the
Tethys ocean whose age is
between 170 to 60
Million years...
-
French lait,
Welsh llaeth,
Portuguese leite,
Catalan llet,
Piemontese lait,
Liguro leite (vs.
Italian latte,
Occitan lach,
Lombardo làcc,
Romansch latg, Spanish...
