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 297
... evidence , that is , no evidence better than the circumstantial evidence that , quite strongly , affirms the contrary . If we had that ancestor before us would we be able to recognize it as a member of any of the " modern " families in ...
... evidence , that is , no evidence better than the circumstantial evidence that , quite strongly , affirms the contrary . If we had that ancestor before us would we be able to recognize it as a member of any of the " modern " families in ...
Page 351
... evidence wanting of peculiar pattern of dispersal along that very same coast 1 , but this evidence goes with a mass of other material pointing to a freedom of distribution " across the Bay of Bengal " quite unthinkable under the ...
... evidence wanting of peculiar pattern of dispersal along that very same coast 1 , but this evidence goes with a mass of other material pointing to a freedom of distribution " across the Bay of Bengal " quite unthinkable under the ...
Page 354
... evidence by map and records can only bring about a rain of identical conclusions out of great many apparently different patterns of dispersal . I do hope the reader will forgive , considering that , had I not agreed to underwriting this ...
... evidence by map and records can only bring about a rain of identical conclusions out of great many apparently different patterns of dispersal . I do hope the reader will forgive , considering that , had I not agreed to underwriting this ...
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accordingly affinity Africa alpine America Annam assuredly Australasia Australia axis Banda Sea Bay of Bengal biogeographic birds Borneo Burma Celebes centers of form-making Central Ceylon Chapter Cichlidae conclusion contrary course Cretaceous Cyprinidae Dendrocopos disconnected discussion distribution East African Islands Eastern New Guinea eastward ecology endemic essentially Ethiopia Eurasia eventually evolution Flores follows Formosa forms fossil Geelvink Bay genera genus geography geological highlands Himalayas hottentottus India Indochina Japen Java kind Lake Tanganyka Lesser Luzon Madagascar Malacca Malaysia massing matter Mayr Mediterranean Megapodius modern Moluccas Muridae naturalist node Northern New Guinea Pacific pattern Peninsula Philippines phytogeographer plants races range reach reader records Riukius rufifrons score sector Siam Solomons South China Southeastern New Guinea Southern species stand stress taxonomic Tenasserim Tertiary Timor track Tropical understanding Ussuriland Vogelkop Wallace's Line West Sumatra West Sumatra Islands Western Papuan Islands westward whole