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Vaurie remarks [ 22 ] that the populations of C. cinclus that branch toward the
Baikal at one hand , and Southwestern China at the other hand , are both
polymorphic but that while at the Altais occur birds of three types ( underpart
wholly brown ...
Vaurie remarks [ 22 ] that the populations of C. cinclus that branch toward the
Baikal at one hand , and Southwestern China at the other hand , are both
polymorphic but that while at the Altais occur birds of three types ( underpart
wholly brown ...
Page 298
... ( India / Ceylon at one hand ; Sumatra / Tenasserim / Malacca at the other hand
: iii ) Out of this base the dispersal further ranges to New Guinea / Queensland at
one hand , China at the other hand Note continued his and the coming Chapters
...
... ( India / Ceylon at one hand ; Sumatra / Tenasserim / Malacca at the other hand
: iii ) Out of this base the dispersal further ranges to New Guinea / Queensland at
one hand , China at the other hand Note continued his and the coming Chapters
...
Page 375
174 ) : i ) Out of Java and the Greater Sunda Sphenurus streams , in general ,
northward to South China at one hand , the Western Himalayas at the other hand
. Stress is laid in particular by this bird on the " track ” : Greater Sunda —
Indochina ...
174 ) : i ) Out of Java and the Greater Sunda Sphenurus streams , in general ,
northward to South China at one hand , the Western Himalayas at the other hand
. Stress is laid in particular by this bird on the " track ” : Greater Sunda —
Indochina ...
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