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Khasia ("from
Antin Khasa") is a
fossil genus of
marsupial in the
family Microbiotheriidae. It
contains one
known species,
Khasia cordillerensis, which...
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before 1970. In
older sources in particular, the
alternative transcription Khasia Hills is seen. The
region is
inhabited mainly by
tribal Khasi dwellers,...
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Gwalia in
Khasia is a 1995
travelogue by
Welsh author Nigel Jenkins.
Published by Gomer, it won the
Wales Book of the Year in 1996.
Gwalia in
Khasia tells...
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Chrysozephyrus khasia, the
tailless metallic green hairstreak, is a
small butterfly found in
India that
belongs to the
lycaenids or
blues family. The butterfly...
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former Khasia rule.
Kirat Chand, who
ruled from 1488 to 1503 was
finally able to
establish authority over
Nainital and the
surrounding region. The
Khasia chiefs...
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Pinus kesiya (Khasi pine,
Benguet pine or three-needled pine) is one of the most
widely distributed pines in Asia. Its
range extends south and east from...
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Hindi (1.62%),
Hajong (1.40%) and ****amese (1.34%).
Khasi (also
spelled Khasia, Kh****ee, Cossyah, and Kyi) is a
branch of the Mon–Khmer
family of the Austroasiatic...
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birth to a child, who did not survive. The
couple went on into the
Khasia Hills, Meghalaya, with the aim of
converting the
Khasi people to Christianity...
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predominant Bengali po****tion
resides a
small Garo,
Bishnupriya Manipuri,
Khasia and
other tribal minorities. The
region is the
crossroads of
Bengal and...
- Journals:
notes of a
naturalist in Bengal, the
Sikkim and
Nepal Himalayas, the
Khasia mountains etc. Ward, Lock,
Bowden & Co. ISBN 978-1-60620-983-7. {{cite book}}:...
