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As normal are here understood probabilities amenable to averages of nature ,
not academic mathematical assumption of arbitrary odds . In other words : “
Zoogeographers " who cram their papers with hopeful “ statistics ” to “ prove " that
IF a ...
As normal are here understood probabilities amenable to averages of nature ,
not academic mathematical assumption of arbitrary odds . In other words : “
Zoogeographers " who cram their papers with hopeful “ statistics ” to “ prove " that
IF a ...
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Using penguins anyone who so likes can " prove " that bird - life " originated " in "
Antarctis ” which is quite as good as somebody ... That Iguanidae reached Tonga
and Madagascar out of “ Holarctis " should be worth proving , and why and how ...
Using penguins anyone who so likes can " prove " that bird - life " originated " in "
Antarctis ” which is quite as good as somebody ... That Iguanidae reached Tonga
and Madagascar out of “ Holarctis " should be worth proving , and why and how ...
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... fact against fact — Celeus loricatus , Malacoptila panamensis , Monasa
morphoeus , etc . , do factually prove that this river was " crossed " quite as
emphatically as Sciurus granatensis does , prove , allegedly , that it was not “
crossed " .
... fact against fact — Celeus loricatus , Malacoptila panamensis , Monasa
morphoeus , etc . , do factually prove that this river was " crossed " quite as
emphatically as Sciurus granatensis does , prove , allegedly , that it was not “
crossed " .
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