Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v |
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... that rather close connections do exist between the Aralo - Caspian and
Ethiopia Somaliland , but these connections – speciously ecological in regard of
biota of xerophilous to subxerophilous nature which the indifferently informed
student ...
... that rather close connections do exist between the Aralo - Caspian and
Ethiopia Somaliland , but these connections – speciously ecological in regard of
biota of xerophilous to subxerophilous nature which the indifferently informed
student ...
Page 369
The bond in question did not necessarily involve Western Borneo and Eastern
Sumatra ' , and was certainly based on firm , long lasting land - connections ( not
" landbridges " of the " zoogeographic " and " phytogeographic " kind , but fast
land ...
The bond in question did not necessarily involve Western Borneo and Eastern
Sumatra ' , and was certainly based on firm , long lasting land - connections ( not
" landbridges " of the " zoogeographic " and " phytogeographic " kind , but fast
land ...
Page 409
In this connection I observe : si ) For the biogeographer the Philippines are very
much the same they fare for the geologist ... iii ) Although examples of immediate
in connections between the Philippines and surrounding main biogeographic ...
In this connection I observe : si ) For the biogeographer the Philippines are very
much the same they fare for the geologist ... iii ) Although examples of immediate
in connections between the Philippines and surrounding main biogeographic ...
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