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C ) Discoglossus I ) D. pictus Sicily , Malta , Tunisia , Algeria , Morocco ( north of
the Sahara ) , Iberian Peninsula ( the north and east excepted ) , pictus s.s .;
Corsica , Italian islands ( Sardinia , Giglio , Monte Cristo ) , sardus . D ) Alytes 1 )
A.
C ) Discoglossus I ) D. pictus Sicily , Malta , Tunisia , Algeria , Morocco ( north of
the Sahara ) , Iberian Peninsula ( the north and east excepted ) , pictus s.s .;
Corsica , Italian islands ( Sardinia , Giglio , Monte Cristo ) , sardus . D ) Alytes 1 )
A.
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The like structured by Peters the dispersal of these birds is staggered " across the
Bay of Bengal " , coronatus in the south , malabaricus in the north . However as
we know by now the taxonomist structuring species ( or other groups ) this way is
...
The like structured by Peters the dispersal of these birds is staggered " across the
Bay of Bengal " , coronatus in the south , malabaricus in the north . However as
we know by now the taxonomist structuring species ( or other groups ) this way is
...
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A seemingly lesser phase of " European ” or “ Atlantic " dispersal is represented
by the occurrence this time frankly " across the North Atlantic " of a limited number
of plants [ 84 ] common to the Old and New World , as well as by the presence in
...
A seemingly lesser phase of " European ” or “ Atlantic " dispersal is represented
by the occurrence this time frankly " across the North Atlantic " of a limited number
of plants [ 84 ] common to the Old and New World , as well as by the presence in
...
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