Panbiogeography: The New WorldLéon Croizat, 1958 - Biogeography |
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... petrifact cannot be interpreted - on no better ground than its being a petrifact against elementary canons of normal proof and common sense . In sum , whatever petrifacts we have in the Pleistocene from Australasia for Monotremata do ...
... petrifact cannot be interpreted - on no better ground than its being a petrifact against elementary canons of normal proof and common sense . In sum , whatever petrifacts we have in the Pleistocene from Australasia for Monotremata do ...
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... petrifact came itself into being , nor can petrifacts because of this be uncritically assumed and dated in a science of evolution by time and space ( i.e. , biogeography , in essence ) . These are rough , general ideas , and we will ...
... petrifact came itself into being , nor can petrifacts because of this be uncritically assumed and dated in a science of evolution by time and space ( i.e. , biogeography , in essence ) . These are rough , general ideas , and we will ...
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... petrifacts to support . It is much sooner the contrary that is true , that is , palaeontology is itself helpless wanting a concrete understanding of living distribution , and how this distribution properly ties in with petrifacts . This ...
... petrifacts to support . It is much sooner the contrary that is true , that is , palaeontology is itself helpless wanting a concrete understanding of living distribution , and how this distribution properly ties in with petrifacts . This ...
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