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Page 201
Before writing down these paragraphs , and out of the friendly interest that the
worker feels towards its tools , I should however care to inform the reader in
addition , that on account of its displaying little less than 700 different
distributional ...
Before writing down these paragraphs , and out of the friendly interest that the
worker feels towards its tools , I should however care to inform the reader in
addition , that on account of its displaying little less than 700 different
distributional ...
Page 326
It will quite as much interest him , whether agreeing or dissenting , to read a
rather ample discussion of the conceptual aspects of such problem as the " origin
of the species ” in the Darwinian sense in the pages of above Epilogue . It surely
is ...
It will quite as much interest him , whether agreeing or dissenting , to read a
rather ample discussion of the conceptual aspects of such problem as the " origin
of the species ” in the Darwinian sense in the pages of above Epilogue . It surely
is ...
Page 350
These are the main “ theories " on dispersal hereabouts holding the field today ,
and I am not at all clear , to begin with , how they can meet the evidence that what
of life is of interest to India , is necessarily also of additional interest to Burma ...
These are the main “ theories " on dispersal hereabouts holding the field today ,
and I am not at all clear , to begin with , how they can meet the evidence that what
of life is of interest to India , is necessarily also of additional interest to Burma ...
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