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The distribution of Chrysochloroidea ( approximate northern limits marked 2 with
arrow pointing northward ) and African Erinaceidae ( approximate southern limits
marked i with arrow pointing southward ) . Stippled is the course of the ancient ...
The distribution of Chrysochloroidea ( approximate northern limits marked 2 with
arrow pointing northward ) and African Erinaceidae ( approximate southern limits
marked i with arrow pointing southward ) . Stippled is the course of the ancient ...
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It seems to be wholly against reason that the scores of West Africa are uniformly
high for large cyprinid genera manifestly massing in Eurasia , when West Africa ,
witness Characidae , has itself title as one of the best marked African “ provinces
...
It seems to be wholly against reason that the scores of West Africa are uniformly
high for large cyprinid genera manifestly massing in Eurasia , when West Africa ,
witness Characidae , has itself title as one of the best marked African “ provinces
...
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Marked t is the “ interdigitation southward " of P. t . tianshanicus ; marked a are
the races P. t . funebris and D. m . khamensis disconnected in Sikang ( and its
immediate approaches ) . So much is , of course , little in itself , yet it does again ...
Marked t is the “ interdigitation southward " of P. t . tianshanicus ; marked a are
the races P. t . funebris and D. m . khamensis disconnected in Sikang ( and its
immediate approaches ) . So much is , of course , little in itself , yet it does again ...
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