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If , during the course of geological time between Mid - Cretaceous to Pleistocene
, range A has undergone little disturbance , or , on the contrary , has been visited
by factors of lively geology promoting form - making , range A shall be found ...
If , during the course of geological time between Mid - Cretaceous to Pleistocene
, range A has undergone little disturbance , or , on the contrary , has been visited
by factors of lively geology promoting form - making , range A shall be found ...
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The greatest geological revolutions , whether Hercynian ( Appalachian ) or
Alpine ( Caenozoic ) do indeed correspond to ... 1 I am not a geologist , nor do I
venture to speak for the geologist , but it would seem , insofar at least as I may
read ...
The greatest geological revolutions , whether Hercynian ( Appalachian ) or
Alpine ( Caenozoic ) do indeed correspond to ... 1 I am not a geologist , nor do I
venture to speak for the geologist , but it would seem , insofar at least as I may
read ...
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to repeat , that groups definitely plastic against the background of Tertiary
geological events , such as Passeriformes , occur with massive “ Rassenkreise "
toward the Andean ranges ; quite often with monotypic genera and / or raceless ...
to repeat , that groups definitely plastic against the background of Tertiary
geological events , such as Passeriformes , occur with massive “ Rassenkreise "
toward the Andean ranges ; quite often with monotypic genera and / or raceless ...
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