Panbiogeography: Or, an Introductory Synthesis of Zoogeography, Phytogeography, and Geology, with Notes on Evolution, Systematics, Ecology, Anthropology, Etc, Volume 2, Part 1author, 1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 71
... Simpson's or Ellerman's1 , is , of course , not one to worry the bio- geographer . Much can be said for one or the other , and it is altogether probable that following the one or the other is a matter strictly determined by individual ...
... Simpson's or Ellerman's1 , is , of course , not one to worry the bio- geographer . Much can be said for one or the other , and it is altogether probable that following the one or the other is a matter strictly determined by individual ...
Page 199
... Simpson's own " zoogeography " . Mentioned also elsewhere in this same Chapter ( see footnote , p . 282 ) , Arkell's very recent book on the Jurassic geology of the world has kind words for Simpson's approach to the problem of ...
... Simpson's own " zoogeography " . Mentioned also elsewhere in this same Chapter ( see footnote , p . 282 ) , Arkell's very recent book on the Jurassic geology of the world has kind words for Simpson's approach to the problem of ...
Page 200
... Simpson's notions , and the above argument particularly , as stressing the : " Immense time factor involved " in dispersal . I am not quite certain this understanding answers Simpson's own , though it well answers mine ; iii ) Arkell ...
... Simpson's notions , and the above argument particularly , as stressing the : " Immense time factor involved " in dispersal . I am not quite certain this understanding answers Simpson's own , though it well answers mine ; iii ) Arkell ...
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