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Page 216
In that map Camp shows two "tracks" jointly running, but in opposite directions,
between the Old and New World within "Bering Landbridge" range, while
displaying a single "track" in the Southern Pacific reaching from the Old into the
New ...
In that map Camp shows two "tracks" jointly running, but in opposite directions,
between the Old and New World within "Bering Landbridge" range, while
displaying a single "track" in the Southern Pacific reaching from the Old into the
New ...
Page 320
2) Fringillidae — Richly represented in both the New and Old World, and
oftentimes of controversial systematic status in the former. A few genera common
to the two worlds (e.g., Hesperiphona, Carpodacus (Ery- thrina), Pinicola, Loxia,
etc.) ...
2) Fringillidae — Richly represented in both the New and Old World, and
oftentimes of controversial systematic status in the former. A few genera common
to the two worlds (e.g., Hesperiphona, Carpodacus (Ery- thrina), Pinicola, Loxia,
etc.) ...
Page 932
No one can constructively answer that question, but everybody can be sure by
contrast that at the end of the Cretaceous already these ferns held the ranges
which they still tenant today as byproduct of still earlier, world-wide distribution
and ...
No one can constructively answer that question, but everybody can be sure by
contrast that at the end of the Cretaceous already these ferns held the ranges
which they still tenant today as byproduct of still earlier, world-wide distribution
and ...
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| Title | Panbiogeography: The New World Volume 1 of Panbiogeography, León Croizat Volume 1 of Panbiogeography, Or, An Introductory Synthesis of Zoogeography, Phytogeography, and Geology: With Notes on Evolution, Systematics, Ecology, Anthropology, Etc, Léon Croizat |
| Author | León Croizat |
| Publisher | L. Croizat, 1958 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 23 Feb 2010 |
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