- In Greco-Roman geography, the
Riphean Mountains (also Riphaean; /rɪˈfeɪən/, or /rɪˈfiən/;
Ancient Gr****: Ῥιπαῖα ὄρη; Latin:
Rhipaei or
Riphaei montes)...
-
divinely blessed land. In many
versions of the story, they
lived north of the
Riphean Mountains,
which shielded them from the
effects of the cold
north wind...
-
Riphean may
refer to
Riphean Mountains,
mentioned by
authors of
classical antiquity Ural Mountains,
believed by some to be the
Riphean mountains Riphean...
- The
Riphean is a
stage or age of the
geologic timescale from 1,600 to 600
million years ago. The name
Riphean is used in the
Proterozoic stratigraphy...
-
timescale of Russia, the
Tonian and
Cryogenian correspond to the Late
Riphean; the
Ediacaran corresponds to the
Early to
middle Vendian.
Russian geologists...
- 1134/S0012496621050100. Hermann, T. N.; Podkovyrov, V. N. (July 2010). "A
discovery of
riphean heterotrophs in the
Lakhanda group of Siberia".
Paleontological Journal...
-
named after the
Riphean Mountains in the
geography of
classical antiquity.
Johannes Hevelius was the
first astronomer to
apply the
Riphean label to a feature...
- is a
genus of
fossil stromatolite-forming
cyanobacteria from the late
Riphean stage of the
Neoproterozoic era.
There are
currently 9
accepted species...
- Arimaspi, a
group of
legendary humanoid creatures said to
inhabit the
Riphean Mountains.
Scholar Damdinzhavyn Maidar [mn] (1981) has
provided the following...
- one-e****
people of
northern Scythia who
lived in the
foothills of the
Riphean Mountains,
variously identified with the Ural
Mountains or the Carpathians...
