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Why is Australia not considered the largest island in the world?
Australia is generally not considered an island, but a continent. Some of the justifications are that Australia is tectonically independent from other continents and has biological distinctiveness with unique animal and plant life.
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Last update: 2007-11-20 22:59
Author: Ask MIStupid
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