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102 ) that at least in Java and Burma the lower palaeolithic cultures appear
shortly after the introduction of a “ new eastern faunal assemblage " . This is as
such not unreasonable , and it seems accordingly sure that when this faunal ...
102 ) that at least in Java and Burma the lower palaeolithic cultures appear
shortly after the introduction of a “ new eastern faunal assemblage " . This is as
such not unreasonable , and it seems accordingly sure that when this faunal ...
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[ 2 ] Smith , M . A . – The Fauna of British India , including Ceylon and Burma -
Reptilia and Amphibia , Vol . II : Sauria . 1935 , London . [ 3 ] Good , R . – The
Geography of the Flowering Plants . Second Edit . , 1953 , London . [ 4 ] Beaufort ,
de , L ...
[ 2 ] Smith , M . A . – The Fauna of British India , including Ceylon and Burma -
Reptilia and Amphibia , Vol . II : Sauria . 1935 , London . [ 3 ] Good , R . – The
Geography of the Flowering Plants . Second Edit . , 1953 , London . [ 4 ] Beaufort ,
de , L ...
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429 es . , 434 , 435 , 446 , 451 , 459 es . , 549 , 641 fn . , 657 , 708 fn . , 812 , 812
fn . , 813 ; British Guiana ( see Guiana ) ; British Honduras ( see Honduras ) ;
Buenavista ( Posada de ; Colombia ) 299 fn . , 304 fn . , 476 , 482 , 492 fn . ;
Burma ...
429 es . , 434 , 435 , 446 , 451 , 459 es . , 549 , 641 fn . , 657 , 708 fn . , 812 , 812
fn . , 813 ; British Guiana ( see Guiana ) ; British Honduras ( see Honduras ) ;
Buenavista ( Posada de ; Colombia ) 299 fn . , 304 fn . , 476 , 482 , 492 fn . ;
Burma ...
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