| The third industrial revolution infrastructure likes to run uninhibited across continuous landmasses until it reaches the oceans. |
| In addition, the Arctic Sea became nearly isolated by landmasses, with limited outlets to the rest of the world's ocean. |
| Pictures of the Earth taken from space show a mainly blue world, banded with snow-white clouds and brownish landmasses. |
| San Andreas is an example of a strike-slip fault, where two landmasses are moving sideways relative to each other. |
| The flowers also tend to be very small, compared to the size of the flowers found in other landmasses and continents. |
| Its name, of course, is taken from the ocean that connects the islands and landmasses together into one geographical zone. |
