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163 ] which is not sheer casual coincidence to my mind . In brief , if the reader
follows the record in the light of what is contained within the covers of this book
he will eventually find , I am sure , that dispersal is horribly monotonous in
essentials ...
163 ] which is not sheer casual coincidence to my mind . In brief , if the reader
follows the record in the light of what is contained within the covers of this book
he will eventually find , I am sure , that dispersal is horribly monotonous in
essentials ...
Page 666
I should also passingly note that the still vexed question , what is the role played
by hybridization - in botany and zoology alike – eventually to bring about “ good
species " can be rationally approached as to time and space in the light of the ...
I should also passingly note that the still vexed question , what is the role played
by hybridization - in botany and zoology alike – eventually to bring about “ good
species " can be rationally approached as to time and space in the light of the ...
Page 749
If this core can at all be identified — and it is worth 3. trying to identify it — all the
ranges in question will eventually be apprefaci ciated correctly in function of the
whole of the genus , each species and race eventually coming together with ...
If this core can at all be identified — and it is worth 3. trying to identify it — all the
ranges in question will eventually be apprefaci ciated correctly in function of the
whole of the genus , each species and race eventually coming together with ...
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