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CHAPTER I What we need , where we do stand ; and the main concepts (
chronology , mechanism of form - making , means of dispersal , etc . ) A science
of dispersal is only as wide or as narrow as the preoccupations of those who
entertain it ...
CHAPTER I What we need , where we do stand ; and the main concepts (
chronology , mechanism of form - making , means of dispersal , etc . ) A science
of dispersal is only as wide or as narrow as the preoccupations of those who
entertain it ...
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Quite in the same manner , he who has a concept of serial numeration readily
sees the affinity between series : 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ... The difference is of course in
concepts and main ideas : The mathematician has them ; the “ zoogeographer "
lacks ...
Quite in the same manner , he who has a concept of serial numeration readily
sees the affinity between series : 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ... The difference is of course in
concepts and main ideas : The mathematician has them ; the “ zoogeographer "
lacks ...
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In proper biogeographic thinking thus finds its place a concept of " fading " , such
as oftentimes introduced into motion ... A . It is when fully understanding how
different are the concepts necessary to the biogeographer , and the taxonomist
and ...
In proper biogeographic thinking thus finds its place a concept of " fading " , such
as oftentimes introduced into motion ... A . It is when fully understanding how
different are the concepts necessary to the biogeographer , and the taxonomist
and ...
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