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91) Reliable, pre-1908 maps of this uninhabited region of Siberia are not easy to come by, but we found a czarist military map from 1883 that fails to show the lake.

92) Upper Paleolithic huts from Buret, Siberia. These structures date from about 10, 000 BCE.

93) Cold , dry winds from Siberia prevail over the mainland from December to February.

94) Meanwhile, across Eurasia, cold air from Siberia spills south into East Asia and even southwestward into Europe.

95) They looked for signs that their ancestors interbred with the Denisovans, a recently discovered human group known only from the DNA in tooth and bone fragments found in Siberia.

96) Well, we have had a number of delegations from China and also Siberia come to the Adirondacks to learn how this interaction between people and nature is working out.

97) Insomniac(1) bears are roaming the forests of southwestern Siberia scaring local people as the weather stays too warm for the animals to fall into their usual winter slumber(2).

98) It could also be correlated with that in the upper horizon of the Middle Riphean—lower horizon of the Upper Riphean in South Ural Mountains and Siberia of Russia, North Africa, and Alaska Peninsula.

99) The Qing territory extended to Lake Balkhash and the Pamirs in the west and bordered Siberia in the north. In the east was the Pacific, and in the south the frontier encompassed the Nansha Islands.

100) This curious sequence was extracted from a piece of finger bone unearthed in 2008 at Denisova Cave in southern Siberia’s Altai Mountains.

101) The results show time interval of atmospheric forcing gives rise to significant difference in net solar radiation and latent heat in Siberia area.

102) It must be a hard life, working as a Lumberman in Siberia.

102) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.

103) Bakunin:Russian anarchist and political theorist who was imprisoned and later exiled to Siberia for his revolutionary activities.

104) Migrating wildfowl believed to be responsible for the spread of the virus from Asia and Siberia to Romania and Turkey.

105) Scientists say an entirely separate type of human identified from bones in Siberia co-existed and interbred with our own species.

106) Thus we visit the deepest lake on the planet, Lake Baikal in Siberia.

107) At that moment, something exploded with enormous force over the Tunguska river in Siberia, Russia.

108) and white pine blister rust, a native of Siberia first seen in the Pacific Northwest in 1920.

109) The further you get into Siberia, the emptier the stores get.

110) This man, constructing an oil feeder pipeline in western Siberia, is one of some 71,000 employees of the Russian oil giant TNK-BP.

111) Meat is a key ingredient and in the coldest climes, like Siberia, where temperatures reach -30 C or below, people live on reindeer and horsemeat.

112) At the same time, warm Pacific Ocean water is pulsing through the Bering Strait into the Arctic basin, helping melt a large area of sea ice between Alaska and eastern Siberia.

113) Sonia followed Raskolnikov to Siberia, where she stayed in a village near the prison camp.

114) At the beginning of the war, when Germany invaded the Soviet Union, a lot of factories were simply moved out of European Russia by the railroad into Siberia.

115) In Novosibirsk, the capital of Siberia where Stepanova lives, almost one in three TB infections is fatal.

116) The cold air masses are moving from Siberia towards Inner Mongolia.

117) Siberia lies in northern Asia, east of the Ural Mountains.

118) The Qing Empire, ruled by the Tungusic Manchus, was a vast area stretching from the Pacific coast of Siberia to the oases of Central Asia.

119) Russia has been a dominant Arctic oil power since the Soviet Union began making important discoveries in the land-based Tazovskoye field on the shore of the Ob Bay in Siberia in 1962.

120) The extraordinary creation is the latest by Anatoly Konenko, from Omsk, in Russia. The 57-year-old was the first in Siberia to make what he calls "microminiature" art.