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What is nova scotia's largest maritime provinces?

Nova Scotia is a maritime province, It is part of Canada and is neighbors to both Prince Edward Island the smallest in both landmass and population in Canadian provinces. It is also neighbors with New Brunswick which is the largest of the three Maitime provinces in land mass and second to Nova Scotia in population. Nova Scotia is the middle of the pack in land mass and the largest in population largely due to the Maritime provinces largest city of Halifax.


The thymus may be largely replaced by?

Replaced with fat.


In the 1920s trolleys to the suburbs were largely replaced by?

Buses


Which provinces or area of Canada remained largely French under British control?

Lower Canada


Today cobblestones have been largely replaced by what?

Today, cobblestones have been largely replaced by quarried granite setts in the 19th century to have a better ride for vehicles. However, in the 20th century they again got replaced by asphalt.


What form of transportation has the snowmobile largely replaced in Canada's North?

Dogsleds


What is Canada's oil from?

Canada gains oil largely through the prairies, meaning the provinces of Saskatchewan, Alberta, and Manitoba.


What is a blood pressure dinamap?

a blood pressure measuring device that largely replaced sphygmomanometers


IThe agrariran society was largely replaced by industrialism capitalism and the growth of large corporationsn in what year?

by 1900


What expansion slot has largely been replaced by PCI Express?

AGP was the most common before the PCI Express


What liquid metal used to be in thermometers?

Mercury. The metal gives off poisonous vapours - and has largely been replaced by alcohol.


Why did the northern provinces of the low country pull away from southern ones?

The northern provinces of the Low Countries pulled away from the southern ones due to religious differences and tensions that culminated in the Eighty Years' War. The northern provinces, which were largely Protestant, sought independence from the Catholic-dominated Spanish rule in the south. This eventually led to the formation of the independent Dutch Republic in the north.