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040			_aCTMM _beng _erda _cCTMMSN
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245	0	0	_aWorld's Greatest Natural Icons.
264		1	_a[United States] : _b[PBS Direct], _c[2022]
264		2	_aOld Saybrook, Connecticut : _bwww.micromarketing.org
300			_a[2 videodiscs (approximately 312 minutes)?] : _bsound, color; _c4 3/4 in.
336			_atwo-dimensional moving image
337			_avideo
338			_avideodisc
344			_adigital _boptical _gstereo _2rda
345			_awidescreen (1.78:1) _b24 fps _2rda.
346			_aNTSC _2rda
347			_avideo file _bDVD video _eregion 1 _2rda
500			_aWidescreen edition.
500			_a[Typographic symbols and accents removed for systems compatibility.]
511	0		_aPeter McAllum.
520			_aOur planet has been shaped by powerful elemental forces, of earth, fire, ice, water, and wind. Over millions of years, they have given rise to natural icons of immense grandeur and variety. Mount Everest, Jordan's Dead Sea, Rotorua's boiling mud pools, Indonesia's archipelago, Sossusvlei's dunes, the Northern Lights, the Rockies, the Amazon, Antarctica, and more. Throughout six episodes, we travel worldwide, exploring. The icons are as different as the forces that created them, from exploding volcanoes to phosphorescent reefs, from snaking rivers to infinite ice sheets, from burning deserts to abyssal fjords. In turn, these natural wonders shape the evolution of all life.
521	8		_aRating: PG.
538			_aDVD, color, widescreen, NTSC.
546			_aEnglish audio.
650		0	_aLandforms.
650		0	_aGeography.
655		7	_aDocumentary films. _2lcgft.
700	1		_aMcAllum, Peter , _eperformer. _96453807
949			_nwww.MicroMarketing.org 800-229-9887
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