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intervals very often signify the fact that the species have formerly had a larger
distribution than nowadays ” . This conclusion no one would deny but it is only a
small part of the general truth insofar as concerns the flora and fauna of the Cape
in ...
intervals very often signify the fact that the species have formerly had a larger
distribution than nowadays ” . This conclusion no one would deny but it is only a
small part of the general truth insofar as concerns the flora and fauna of the Cape
in ...
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Its distribution is clear by an axis : Java / Malacca — South China / Formosa . the
rest Behaving rather much the like Pericrocotus roseus ( see Fig . 158 ) , but
hitting ben consFormosa , Distylium " enfilades " the Riukius to Japan “
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Its distribution is clear by an axis : Java / Malacca — South China / Formosa . the
rest Behaving rather much the like Pericrocotus roseus ( see Fig . 158 ) , but
hitting ben consFormosa , Distylium " enfilades " the Riukius to Japan “
backtracking ...
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Anopheles atroparvus highlights on its part an axis of distribution : Portugal
Northern France which is not poles apart from the pale of dispersal : Sardinia -
Switzerland - Ireland run by certain " Pleistocene TUEL races ” of Pyrrhula , and ...
Anopheles atroparvus highlights on its part an axis of distribution : Portugal
Northern France which is not poles apart from the pale of dispersal : Sardinia -
Switzerland - Ireland run by certain " Pleistocene TUEL races ” of Pyrrhula , and ...
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