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Page 38
Nichols does accordingly present the fresh - water ichthyofauna of Africa in a light
which the biogeographer has little difficulty in understanding right out 1 For
instance , it does not seem very likely that the Ostariophysi are of “ Tertiary origin
" for ...
Nichols does accordingly present the fresh - water ichthyofauna of Africa in a light
which the biogeographer has little difficulty in understanding right out 1 For
instance , it does not seem very likely that the Ostariophysi are of “ Tertiary origin
" for ...
Page 234
... but concludes quite reasonably — that we cannot hope to judge of the past
otherwise than in function of the present , therefore : “ Ia dumayu chto proshche
budet , esly my predpolozhim , chto vo vnelednikovykh oblastyakh i rayonakh
byla ...
... but concludes quite reasonably — that we cannot hope to judge of the past
otherwise than in function of the present , therefore : “ Ia dumayu chto proshche
budet , esly my predpolozhim , chto vo vnelednikovykh oblastyakh i rayonakh
byla ...
Page 269
Much to the contrary : Cruciferae and Capparidaceae , whatever their present
location north or south or inbetween , represent very major segments of flora that
were in evolution gradually " scrambled out " , one fit to hold the cooler , the other
...
Much to the contrary : Cruciferae and Capparidaceae , whatever their present
location north or south or inbetween , represent very major segments of flora that
were in evolution gradually " scrambled out " , one fit to hold the cooler , the other
...
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