Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v |
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Page 134
The reader is here referred to the dispersal of Kneria and Polypterids for a critical
comparison . Inasmuch as the record of the Lung - fishes goes back into time well
beyond the Jurassic , and Ceratodus itself survived the Jurassic only to ...
The reader is here referred to the dispersal of Kneria and Polypterids for a critical
comparison . Inasmuch as the record of the Lung - fishes goes back into time well
beyond the Jurassic , and Ceratodus itself survived the Jurassic only to ...
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 354
Not a single one of these conclusions is any longer new to the reader , and I
would not resent it in the least were he to feel that in some form or other I am
constantly , boringly harping on the same tune . Of course , if the reader is my
own victim ...
Not a single one of these conclusions is any longer new to the reader , and I
would not resent it in the least were he to feel that in some form or other I am
constantly , boringly harping on the same tune . Of course , if the reader is my
own victim ...
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