is argentina a mediterranean country ?
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No, Argentina is in South America. A lot of people living there have ancestors from Spain and Italy, the latter of which is definitely a Mediterranean country. So I would imagine it has some Mediterranean culture.
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Falklands I think.  The others are in the pacific and much higher up
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Argentina of course, what a question! ;)
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Mediterranean with an approximate area of 2.5 million km² (965 000 mi²).
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the mediterranean sea
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Europe and Asia are really one big continent Eurasia.\n\nEurasia and Africa are joined at Suez and so could be considered a single land mass if we ignore the man-made Suez Canal\n\nLikewise North and South America are a single land mass.  The  Panama Canal is even less of a division since it rises above sea level on locks.\n\nOnly Australia and Antarctica are completely isolated continents
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Spain, for the most part.
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Brazil, Germany, Italy, and Argentina (historic powers).
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mediterranian?     yes they  have nordic/celtic/visgoth/and arabic moors backround.
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i think argentina has 3 two born and one mexican of argentian descent
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Argentina and Italy or Spain
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Egypt is in Northern Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, between Libya and the Gaza Strip, and the Red Sea north of Sudan, and includes the Asian Sinai Peninsula.
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Because they haven't heard of the term Mediterranean.
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go to\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argentina
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mexico perdio! NOOOOO.  piche argentina
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Yes it did exist. The Mediterranean actually dried up around the end of the Miocene, about 5-6 million years ago. This was known as the Messinian Event. \n\nThere are large thick deposits of evaporite minerals like gypsum and halite (salt) that underlie much of the Mediterranean. These deposits were formed when the water in the Mediterranean dried up. Other evidence exists that shows that the Nile River actually cut down to several hundred feet below present day sea level, which would have been impossible if the sea level were not lowered to that depth. At the start of the Pliocene, about 5.4 million years ago, the barrier at the Strait of Gibraltar broke and the Mediterranean was filled again. \n\nI've studied much of this first hand working around the Mediterranean basin. If you want to see some references go to:\nhttp://www.soton.ac.uk/~imw/messin.htm\nhttp://www.messinianonline.it/
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Clothing (wool), meat, bookstores/publishing houses, restaurants/food, tourism.  \n\nArgentina is a beautiful country, with many different landscapes to explore, so tourism is a major industry there.  And tourism makes other industries grow there: restaurants and clothing, for example.  Argentinians are well-known in South America as good readers, so it would be interesting to open bookstores or even a publishing house there.  And it is the land of meat - sheep, cows and others.