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One of the smaller landmasses in the Galapagos chain, popularly called "Kicker Rock" just after sunrise.

Galapagos链岛最小的陆地之一，人们都叫它日落中被踢出的山岩。

Aside from proving the theory about a polar current, Nansen had made an important discovery about the Arctic: It was an extremely deep sea capped by an ever shifting ice pack—and almost completely devoid of landmasses.

除证明了极地洋流理论，南森还有个关于北极的重大发现：北极，就是个被不断漂浮的冰棚覆盖着的极深海洋，几乎完全没有陆地。

The strength and direction of the currents are affected by landmasses, bottlenecks through narrow straits, and even the shape of the sea-bed.

这些洋流的强度与方向受到大陆、瓶颈与狭窄海峡、甚或海床形势的影响。

A hypothetical supercontinent that included all the landmasses of the earth before the Triassic Period.

泛古陆假定的古代超大陆，包括三叠纪时期前的地球所有的大陆。

About 250 million years ago, the plates on which the present-day continents rest were positioned quite differently, so that all the landmasses were clustered together in one supercontinent called Pangea.

大约两亿五千万年前，今天各大洲所在的大陆板块并非处于它们现在的位置。所有大陆板块共同组成一个被称为盘古的超级大陆。

For gigantic theropod species to succeed, the researchers argue, they would have needed continent-size landmasses to sustain populations large enough to avoid extinction.

研究者认为，巨型兽足类物种若要能存续，维持族群不致灭绝所需的空间，应该有整个洲陆那麽大。

Sometimes called the American Mediterranean for its location between two continental landmasses, the 1,063,000-square-mile (2,753,000-square-kilometer) body of water is named after the Carib Indians, the dominant peoples in the region when Europeans arrived in the 15th century.

有时被称为美国的地中海因为它的位置两个大陆之间的陆地，在1，063，000平方英里（ 2，753，000平方公里）的水体是以加勒比印第安人，占优势的该地区人民当欧洲人抵达时在十五世纪。

Sometimes called the American Mediterranean for its location between two continental landmasses, the 1,063,000-square-foot (2,753,000-square-kilometer) body of water is named after the Carib Indians, the dominant peoples in the region when Europeans arrived in the 15th century.

有的时候叫做美国的地中海因为它位于两个大陆之间，面积为1063000平方英尺（2753000平方公里）水的主体被命名在加勒比印地安人之后，当欧洲人到达在15世纪成为占优势的民族在这个地区。

Sometimes called the American Mediterranean for its location between two continental landmasses, the 1,063,000-square-foot (2,753,000-square-kilometer) body of water is named after the Carib Indians, the dominant peoples in the region when Europeans arrived in the 15th century.

有时也被称为美国的地中海，其地处两大陆之间的陆地，106.3万平方英里（ 275.3万平方公里）水体，起先是经过加勒比人印地安人占主导地位的地区各国人民的时候，欧洲人抵达已经是在15世纪以后。

Sometimes called the American Mediterranean for its location between two continental landmasses, the 1,063,000-square-foot (2,753,000-square-kilometer) body of water is named after the Carib Indians, the dominant peoples in the region when Europeans arrived in the 15th century.

有时也被称为美国的地中海，其位置在两大陆陆地之间，275.3万平方公里水体，命名是经过加勒比文印地安人，占有支配地位的地区各国人民，当欧洲人抵达是在15世纪。

The split between the two groups can hardly be papered over.

这两个团体间的分歧难以掩饰。

This approach not only encourages a greater number of responses, but minimizes the likelihood of stale groupthink.

这种做法不仅鼓励了更多的反应，而且减少跟风的可能性。