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Page 137
That dispersal of the kind is exceedingly heavy on Western Africa needs not be
stressed . The Cichlidae yield very different scores . They have in Africa some 41
genera of which East Africa has 32 , the Nile and Northeast Africa West Tropical ...
That dispersal of the kind is exceedingly heavy on Western Africa needs not be
stressed . The Cichlidae yield very different scores . They have in Africa some 41
genera of which East Africa has 32 , the Nile and Northeast Africa West Tropical ...
Page 143
Sundry groups of species , massively Eurasian and wide by dispersal , come to a
stop in Africa in an illuminating manner ( Nemacheilus is last seen westward at
Lake Tsana of Ethiopia ; Rasbora is distributed from Western Malaysia ...
Sundry groups of species , massively Eurasian and wide by dispersal , come to a
stop in Africa in an illuminating manner ( Nemacheilus is last seen westward at
Lake Tsana of Ethiopia ; Rasbora is distributed from Western Malaysia ...
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The West Sumatra Islands play with them the role of a a pie balcony of Sumatra
thrust , as it were , into the Indian Ocean , free of ties aspects with the Andamans
in the north and Java in the south . These islands do res in this case represent a ...
The West Sumatra Islands play with them the role of a a pie balcony of Sumatra
thrust , as it were , into the Indian Ocean , free of ties aspects with the Andamans
in the north and Java in the south . These islands do res in this case represent a ...
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