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4 ) Cyprinodontinae Northwestern India to the Mediterranean , the Caribbeans
and surrounding Americas . ... the last of these outposts " fanning out " distribution
to Southern North America , Central America and Northern South America .
4 ) Cyprinodontinae Northwestern India to the Mediterranean , the Caribbeans
and surrounding Americas . ... the last of these outposts " fanning out " distribution
to Southern North America , Central America and Northern South America .
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Goeie Central America ( range : Southern Mexico – Northern Nicaragua ) and
from Eastern Venezuela / Guianas . This disposes of barbadense s.s. and
darwinii . The dispersal of brasiliense highlights on its part an altogether classic
range ...
Goeie Central America ( range : Southern Mexico – Northern Nicaragua ) and
from Eastern Venezuela / Guianas . This disposes of barbadense s.s. and
darwinii . The dispersal of brasiliense highlights on its part an altogether classic
range ...
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cottons in America only in the wake of “ transpacific contacts ” holds no water at
all . With maize the tale is wholly other , for we do not know of it , so far as
reported , wild plants of authentic pedigree in the least . Of this fundamental
difference ...
cottons in America only in the wake of “ transpacific contacts ” holds no water at
all . With maize the tale is wholly other , for we do not know of it , so far as
reported , wild plants of authentic pedigree in the least . Of this fundamental
difference ...
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