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Lem lies below the Leichian Desert. The people of Lem have been the arch enemies of Leich since Leich gained the rest of the continent. All the land below the desert is Lemian Teritory.


The final war against Lem was called the Lemian War.


See Also

Leich


Lemian War


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lemming - HighBeam Encyclopedia (485 words)
LEMMING [lemming] name for several species of mouselike rodents related to the voles.
The snow, or collard, lemmings, Dicrostonyx, found in the arctic regions of Asia and North America, are pure white in winter and brown, gray, or reddish in summer; this color change is unique among rodents.
The steppe lemmings, members of the genus Lagarus, of S Russia and Mongolia, are properly classified as voles; the North American species of this genus, Lagarus curtatus, is found in the W United States and is known as the sagebrush vole.
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