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{{citation|last=Lewis|first= Martin W.|last2= Wigen|first2= Kären|year=1997|title= The myth of continents: a critique of metageography|publisher= University of California Press|isbn= 0-520-20743-2|pages=31–32}}: "While a few professionals may regard Europe as a mere peninsula of Asia (or Eurasia), most geographers—and almost all nongeographers—continue to treat it not only as a full-fledged continent, but as the ''archetypal'' continent."</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Nield|first=Ted|title=Continental Divide|url=http://www.geolsoc.org.uk/en/Education%20and%20Careers/Ask%20a%20Geologist/Continents%20Supercontinents%20and%20the%20Earths%20Crust/Continental%20Divide|work=Geological Society}}</ref><ref name="NatlGeo">{{cite web|url=http://www.nationalgeographic.com/faq/geography.html#continents|title=How many continents are there?|publisher=[[National Geographic Society]]}}</ref> Plerumque in hemisphaeriis [[hemisphaerium boreale|boreali]] et [[hemisphaerium orientale|orientali]] iacet. In occidente [[Oceanus Atlanticus|Oceano Atlantico]], in oriente [[Oceanus Pacificus|Pacifico]], in septentrione [[Oceanus Arcticus|Arctico]], atque in meridie [[Africa]]e, [[Mare Mediterraneum|Mari Mediterraneo]], [[Oceanus IndianusIndicus|Oceanoque IndianoIndico]] adiacet. Divisio Europae et Asiae in duas continentes est notio historica et culturalis, sed inter eas clara separatio physica non est.