Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v |
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Page 222
It is certain for example that Anthropoides has affinities in the direction of a "
center of origin " which is not yet the " center of origin " of Anas falcata , and that
the " center of origin " of Prunellidae does not agree with that of Paradiseidae . To
put ...
It is certain for example that Anthropoides has affinities in the direction of a "
center of origin " which is not yet the " center of origin " of Anas falcata , and that
the " center of origin " of Prunellidae does not agree with that of Paradiseidae . To
put ...
Page 230
Pitted in the " zoogeographic " arena , cranes and penguins are sure to fight for ,
and against , " Holarctic origins " to ... that “ the ultimate origin of the angiosperms
is not clearly indicated by the Mesozoic record ” , which is certainly true but ...
Pitted in the " zoogeographic " arena , cranes and penguins are sure to fight for ,
and against , " Holarctic origins " to ... that “ the ultimate origin of the angiosperms
is not clearly indicated by the Mesozoic record ” , which is certainly true but ...
Page 326
He will there find ample material for renewed consideration of " speciesmaking "
based on the " origin " of Homo sapiens and his " races " through time and over
space , and this time highlighted by the use of serology and genetics . It will quite
...
He will there find ample material for renewed consideration of " speciesmaking "
based on the " origin " of Homo sapiens and his " races " through time and over
space , and this time highlighted by the use of serology and genetics . It will quite
...
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