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MountainRange(mountain range)

Adirondack_Mountains, Adirondacks, Admiralty_Range, Alaska_Range, Alleghenies, Allegheny_Mountains, Alps, Altai_Mountains, Altay_Mountains, Andes, Apennines, Appalachian_Mountains, Appalachians, Atlas_Mountains, Australian_Alps, Balkan_Mountain_Range, Balkan_Mountains, Balkans, Berkshire_Hills, Berkshires, Black_Hills, Blue_Ridge, Blue_Ridge_Mountains, Cantabrian_Mountains, Carpathian_Mountains, Carpathians, Cascade_Mountains, Cascade_Range, Cascades, Catskill_Mountains, Catskills, Caucasus, Caucasus_Mountains, Coast_Mountains, Coast_Range, Cumberland_Mountains, Cumberland_Plateau, Dolomite_Alps, Eastern_Highlands, Great_Dividing_Range, Great_Smoky_Mountains, Green_Mountains, Guadalupe_Mountains, High_Sierra, Himalaya, Himalaya_Mountains, Himalayas, Hindu_Kush, Hindu_Kush_Mountains, Karakoram...

appearance as argument number 1

(documentation MountainRange EnglishLanguage "A MountainRange is a row or chain of connected mountains.")	Geography.kif 4014-4014
(externalImage MountainRange "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/ thumb/ c/ c7/ Wallis_Allalinpass_pano_mg-k.jpg/ 256px-Wallis_Allalinpass_pano_mg-k.jpg")	pictureList.kif 1191-1191
(subclass MountainRange LandForm)	Geography.kif 4012-4012	Mountain range is a subclass of land form
(subclass MountainRange UplandArea)	Geography.kif 4013-4013	Mountain range is a subclass of upland area

appearance as argument number 2

(termFormat ChineseLanguage MountainRange "山脉")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 38985-38985
(termFormat ChineseTraditionalLanguage MountainRange "山脈")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 38984-38984
(termFormat EnglishLanguage MountainRange "mountain range")	domainEnglishFormat.kif 38983-38983

antecedent

(=> (and (instance ?Range MountainRange) (part ?Mountain1 ?Range)) (exists (?Mountain2) (and (component ?Mountain2 ?Range) (instance ?Mountain2 Mountain) (meetsSpatially ?Mountain1 ?Mountain2))))	Geography.kif 4016-4024	If a corpuscular object is an instance of mountain range and an object is a part of the corpuscular object, then there exists another corpuscular object such that the other corpuscular object is a component of the corpuscular object and the other corpuscular object is an instance of mountain and the object meets the other corpuscular object
(=> (instance ?AREA MountainRange) (attribute ?AREA MountainousTerrain))	Geography.kif 1815-1817	If an object is an instance of mountain range, then mountainous terrain is an attribute of the object

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