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El documento habla sobre paisajes. Contiene información sobre diferentes tipos de paisajes naturales como montañas, bosques, ríos y océanos. Además, menciona que los paisajes pueden variar en diferentes partes del mundo y ser afectados por factores como el clima y la estación del año.
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Landscape
- 1. Landscapes