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Aysén , south of Chiloé Island ) ; iii ) Noteworthy is the connection established by
D . brasiliensis between the ancient highlands of Eastern Brazil ( " Brazil Shield ”
) and the Roraima System ( “ Guiana Highlands ” ) ; iv ) Quite vicariant are D ...
Aysén , south of Chiloé Island ) ; iii ) Noteworthy is the connection established by
D . brasiliensis between the ancient highlands of Eastern Brazil ( " Brazil Shield ”
) and the Roraima System ( “ Guiana Highlands ” ) ; iv ) Quite vicariant are D ...
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75A ) ; not only , but by means of survival become means of dispersal ( see
Chapter I ) were further promoted active exchanges among the ancient cores
already extant within the immediate boundaries of what is now South America .
75A ) ; not only , but by means of survival become means of dispersal ( see
Chapter I ) were further promoted active exchanges among the ancient cores
already extant within the immediate boundaries of what is now South America .
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As regards the rest of Chemidophorus ; “ Group Deppii " bespeaks remote
occupation of " Nuclear Central America " , and " Groups " Tessellatus ,
Hyperythrus , and Sexlineatus a correlative grasp on cores quite as ancient
between " Nuclear ...
As regards the rest of Chemidophorus ; “ Group Deppii " bespeaks remote
occupation of " Nuclear Central America " , and " Groups " Tessellatus ,
Hyperythrus , and Sexlineatus a correlative grasp on cores quite as ancient
between " Nuclear ...
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