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Page 351
It can be added that examples of immediate connections in dispersal between
Ceylon and the Andamans are rather scarce on the whole , 2 while those
pointing to immediate exchanges between Ceylon Malacca Greater Sunda quite
well ...
It can be added that examples of immediate connections in dispersal between
Ceylon and the Andamans are rather scarce on the whole , 2 while those
pointing to immediate exchanges between Ceylon Malacca Greater Sunda quite
well ...
Page 379
Whether in one race , or in two races and a species , etc. , C. m . macrurus runs a
perfectly orthodox " track " : Ceylon Java / Bali Borneo ) Banguey / Palawan /
Calamianes . This “ track " involves Ceylon Java / Bali in the first place by a ...
Whether in one race , or in two races and a species , etc. , C. m . macrurus runs a
perfectly orthodox " track " : Ceylon Java / Bali Borneo ) Banguey / Palawan /
Calamianes . This “ track " involves Ceylon Java / Bali in the first place by a ...
Page 473
In sum , that the magpie Kitta ornata of Ceylon should " resemble " Lalocitta lidthi
of the Northern Riukius is neither more nor less surprising than that T. strigatus of
Peninsular India has for its immediate allies T. jerdoni of Assam and South ...
In sum , that the magpie Kitta ornata of Ceylon should " resemble " Lalocitta lidthi
of the Northern Riukius is neither more nor less surprising than that T. strigatus of
Peninsular India has for its immediate allies T. jerdoni of Assam and South ...
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