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Built more then 100 years ago this cathedral bell tower in Italy was constructed to be virtulacl even though it not vertulcul today?
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What was more than a thousand years ago this cathedral bell tower in Italy was constructed to be vertical even though it's not vertical today?
leaning tower of pisa
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In older times, a city required a certain population (20 000?) OR the possession of a Cathedral. The Christchurch Cathedral was started (I think) in 1879. [Earthquake damaged in in construction 1879, and again in 1881, 1888, 1901, and the recent series.] Nelson City was another that gained city status because of it having a Cathedral, even though it had a low population.
What kind of diagram can be constructed to trace the lineage of a species even though some of its ancestors exist only as fossils?
A Cladogram.
