Panbiogeography: The New WorldLéon Croizat, 1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 898
... cultures categorically stands against the hypothesis that the bearers of rudimentary cultures of the sort could have will and means widely to " migrate " from , and to , the extremes of the range . If " man " peculiar to the Orient ...
... cultures categorically stands against the hypothesis that the bearers of rudimentary cultures of the sort could have will and means widely to " migrate " from , and to , the extremes of the range . If " man " peculiar to the Orient ...
Page 901
... cultures appear shortly after the introduction of a " new eastern faunal assemblage " . This is as such not unreasonable , and it seems accordingly sure that when this faunal assemblage displaced it- self— using its " means of survival ...
... cultures appear shortly after the introduction of a " new eastern faunal assemblage " . This is as such not unreasonable , and it seems accordingly sure that when this faunal assemblage displaced it- self— using its " means of survival ...
Page 904
... cultural exchanges " . This question , of course , is not one for the biogeographer to answer , even to approach . Both these alternatives are , per se , tenable , and to de- cide , if at all possible , for one or the other is a matter ...
... cultural exchanges " . This question , of course , is not one for the biogeographer to answer , even to approach . Both these alternatives are , per se , tenable , and to de- cide , if at all possible , for one or the other is a matter ...
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