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1Steppe polecat — Illustration from a Hungarian postage stamp Conservation status …
2steppe — [ stɛp ] n. f. • step 1679; rare av. XIXe; russe step ♦ Grande plaine inculte, sans arbres, au climat sec, à la végétation pauvre et herbeuse. La steppe russe. ⇒ toundra. Steppes d Asie centrale. Steppes d Amérique du Sud (⇒ pampa) , du Nord (⇒… …
3Steppe de Barabinsk — Steppe de Baraba La steppe de Baraba vue depuis le Transsibérien. La steppe de Baraba (steppe également connue sous le nom de steppe de Barabine, en russe : Барабинская низменность) est une plaine boisée de Sibérie occidentale. La steppe a… …
4Steppe-tundra — is a sparse dry climate vegetation type which was widespread during Pleistocene times at mid latitudes of North America and Eurasia, but no longer exists today. The characteristics of steppe tundra are inferred indirectly from knowledge of the… …
5Steppe — du Kazakhstan au début du printemps La steppe (du russe : степь, step) est une région d Asie centrale qui est un exemple de biome des zones tempérées nommé …
6Steppe mammoth — Temporal range: Mid Pleistocene Conservation status Prehistoric Scientific class …
7Steppe (disambiguation) — Steppe may refer to: * Steppe, the ecological zone that is defined as a field lacking trees * Eurasian Steppe, the Eurasian steppe reaching from Mongolia to Hungary * Harry Steppe, a Jewish American Vaudeville actor * The Jewish Steppe , a… …
8Steppe Field Mouse — Conservation status Least Concern (IUCN 3.1)[1] …
9Steppe — Steppe, n. [From Russ. stepe, through G. or F. steppe.] One of the vast plains in Southeastern Europe and in Asia, generally elevated, and free from wood, analogous to many of the prairies in Western North America. See {Savanna}. [1913 Webster]… …
10Steppe murrain — Steppe Steppe, n. [From Russ. stepe, through G. or F. steppe.] One of the vast plains in Southeastern Europe and in Asia, generally elevated, and free from wood, analogous to many of the prairies in Western North America. See {Savanna}. [1913… …
