Panbiogeography: Or, an Introductory Synthesis of Zoogeography, Phytogeography, and Geology, with Notes on Evolution, Systematics, Ecology, Anthropology, Etc, Volume 2, Part 1author, 1958 - Biogeography |
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... rufifrons group only one ( rufifrons ) has entered a second phase of aggressive expansion . Although rufifrons colonized an enormous area during this period of expansion , it has curiously [ sic ] stayed out of nearly all the islands ...
... rufifrons group only one ( rufifrons ) has entered a second phase of aggressive expansion . Although rufifrons colonized an enormous area during this period of expansion , it has curiously [ sic ] stayed out of nearly all the islands ...
Page 623
... rufifrons is spatially quite distinct from the pattern of distribution of the remaining " species " in the complex ... rufifrons group outside of R. rufifrons itself ) toward narrowly defined habitats ( e.g. , the wet mountain - forest ) ...
... rufifrons is spatially quite distinct from the pattern of distribution of the remaining " species " in the complex ... rufifrons group outside of R. rufifrons itself ) toward narrowly defined habitats ( e.g. , the wet mountain - forest ) ...
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... rufifrons streptophora ( see next ) is quite narrowly confined to the mangroves of the mouth of the Mimika River at this very hour , nor is this kind of localization ( cf. Dendroica petechia ) at all unusual . Were the contrary ...
... rufifrons streptophora ( see next ) is quite narrowly confined to the mangroves of the mouth of the Mimika River at this very hour , nor is this kind of localization ( cf. Dendroica petechia ) at all unusual . Were the contrary ...
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