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It is of course by , and along , a " track ” of this kind that are likewise explained the
" similarities " between fossil " giant " Testudo of Egypt and recently extinct forms
of the same kind endemic to the East African Islands ; and between certain ...
It is of course by , and along , a " track ” of this kind that are likewise explained the
" similarities " between fossil " giant " Testudo of Egypt and recently extinct forms
of the same kind endemic to the East African Islands ; and between certain ...
Page 108
I do not know whether the Javanese Sulcospira sensu Pilsbry & Bequaert is
allied to Semisulcospira , but I should note that what is here suggested as
possible is a sum total of range : Tanganyka Java — Eastern Far East to Japan ,
which is ...
I do not know whether the Javanese Sulcospira sensu Pilsbry & Bequaert is
allied to Semisulcospira , but I should note that what is here suggested as
possible is a sum total of range : Tanganyka Java — Eastern Far East to Japan ,
which is ...
Page 137
South Africa is barely entered ( 4 species ) ; Eastern Africa ( in the sense of
Nichols & Griscom , i.e. , south of Lake Victoria and ... They have in Africa some
41 genera of which East Africa has 32 , the Nile and Northeast Africa West
Tropical ...
South Africa is barely entered ( 4 species ) ; Eastern Africa ( in the sense of
Nichols & Griscom , i.e. , south of Lake Victoria and ... They have in Africa some
41 genera of which East Africa has 32 , the Nile and Northeast Africa West
Tropical ...
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