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Concluding : Although not wanting a center of major massing in West Africa ( cf.
Lamprologus ) , still the Cichlidae also established a center of major massing on
East Africa , in which normally stand involved additionally Palestine / Syria ...
Concluding : Although not wanting a center of major massing in West Africa ( cf.
Lamprologus ) , still the Cichlidae also established a center of major massing on
East Africa , in which normally stand involved additionally Palestine / Syria ...
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of an archetype in the pre - major / pre - afer stage of evolution 1 eventually arose
several main groups which we now understand as constituent parts of the P.
major Rassenkreis . These main groups are , fide Delacour & Vaurie , but three ...
of an archetype in the pre - major / pre - afer stage of evolution 1 eventually arose
several main groups which we now understand as constituent parts of the P.
major Rassenkreis . These main groups are , fide Delacour & Vaurie , but three ...
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We are no longer interested here in Eurasian distribution , and turning theo
accordingly our attention only to the Oriental and Malaysian end of ween ' 3 '
Parus major we cannot fail identifying out of the map above ( see Fig . 186 ) singh
the ...
We are no longer interested here in Eurasian distribution , and turning theo
accordingly our attention only to the Oriental and Malaysian end of ween ' 3 '
Parus major we cannot fail identifying out of the map above ( see Fig . 186 ) singh
the ...
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