Panbiogeography: The New WorldLéon Croizat, 1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 369
... concepts and main ideas : The mathe- matician has them ; the " zoogeographer " lacks them today altogether . A great deal of , e.g. , botany in its widest sense is in the same dubious state , rich in details , poor of main ideas . 1 1 ...
... concepts and main ideas : The mathe- matician has them ; the " zoogeographer " lacks them today altogether . A great deal of , e.g. , botany in its widest sense is in the same dubious state , rich in details , poor of main ideas . 1 1 ...
Page 379
... concepts necessary to the biogeographer , and the taxonomist and systematist , respectively , that the critical naturalist is ripe to appreciate that biogeography can never be made to work in the light of the concepts peculiar of ...
... concepts necessary to the biogeographer , and the taxonomist and systematist , respectively , that the critical naturalist is ripe to appreciate that biogeography can never be made to work in the light of the concepts peculiar of ...
Page 405
... concepts of which biogeography has assuredly no more than any other science . In the second place , there is even less anything abnormal in the thought of implementing these concepts with positive reference to inquiry conducted in ...
... concepts of which biogeography has assuredly no more than any other science . In the second place , there is even less anything abnormal in the thought of implementing these concepts with positive reference to inquiry conducted in ...
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