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New WorldThe New World is comprised of countries that have started producing wine more recently than the countries of Europe, including the United States, Australia, New Zealand, Chile, Argentina and South Afr [..]
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New Worldthe Western Hemisphere, made up of the Americas and their islands.
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New WorldTerm used for the Americas (North, Central, South, and the neighboring islands) by Europeans in the 16th century who were discovering the region for the first time.
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New WorldAnimals native to Central and South America. For example, New World monkeys are those found in Central and South America.
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New WorldAmerica; the Eastern Hemisphere is called the Old World.
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New WorldWestern Hemisphere (including North and South America)
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New Worldthe geographical landmass, area, or macroregion that includes North, Central, and South America, and the Caribbean
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New WorldNorth, Central and South America. New World Monkeys New World monkeys are the five families of primates that are found in Central and South America. New World monkeys differ from other groupings of m [..]
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New WorldNew World refers to those parts of the world that were unknown to Europeans until the early 16th Century; the Americas, Australasia, and many Oceanic Islands. In a biological context, however, it refe [..]
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New WorldAmerica
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