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Lost world

Lost world is a subgenre of the fantasy or science fiction genres that involves the discovery of an unknown Earth civilization and/or lands with creatures thought to be extinct. It began as a subgenre of the late-Victorian adventure romance[citation needed] and remains popular into the 21st century.

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Lost world

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related to Geographic settings · 53
Lost world → Abyss, Africa, Antarctica, Atlantis, Australia, Bottom, Burroughs' Tarzan, Burroughs' The Land That, Caprona, Caspak, Central Asia, Chilean Andes, Cro-Magnons, Crusoe Warburton, Dennis Wheatley's, Doyle's The Lost World, Early, Eureka, Europeans, Favorite
related to history · 45
Lost world → Adventures, Africa, Arthur Conan Doyle's The, Arthur Gordon Pym, Aventures, Burroughs's Caspak, Center, Coming Race, Defoe, Earlier, Earth, Edgar Allan Poe's The, Edgar Rice Burroughs' The, Edward Bulwer-Lytton's Vril, Haggard's, Hareton Ironcastle, Hollow Earth, Jacques Massé, Jules Verne's Journey, King Solomon's Mines
related to Lost worlds in South America · 13
Lost world → Blind, HaleyPrisoners, Harry, HergéUnder The Andes, Nero Wolfe, Rex Stout, Sir Arthur Conan DoyleThe, StriblingImmortal Athalia, Sun, The Country, This, Web, WellsThe Lost World
related to External links · 10
Lost world → Continents, Fantasy, Jessica Amanda Salmonson's, Lost Lands, Lost Races, Lost Worlds, Science Fiction, The Encyclopedia, The Ultimate Anthology, Violet BooksLost Worlds
see also · 3
Lost world → Edwardian, Lost, Tolkien
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Lost world → subgenre of the fantasy or science fiction genres that involves the discovery of an unknown Earth civilization and/or lands with creatures thought to be extinct

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Lost worldis asubgenre of the fantasy or science fiction genres that involves the discovery of an unknown Earth civilization and/or lands with creatures thought to be extinct0.90text
Egyptologyinstance ofthrough disciplines0.80text
Assyriologyinstance ofthrough disciplines0.80text
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the descendants of Atlantisinstance ofwhere there live humans0.80text
Lost worldrelated to External linksJessica Amanda Salmonson's0.60section
Lost worldrelated to External linksViolet BooksLost Worlds0.60section
Lost worldrelated to External linksThe Ultimate Anthology0.60section
Lost worldrelated to External linksLost Worlds0.60section
Lost worldrelated to External linksThe Encyclopedia0.60section
Lost worldrelated to External linksScience Fiction0.60section
Lost worldrelated to External linksLost Races0.60section

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