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Page 172
Having thought of dispersal this way , the reader may next think of the "
zoogeographic ” explanation of it , that , for example , the blue piece in the right -
hand corner of the mosaic " jumped " there by a “ colonizing flight " out of the left -
hand ...
Having thought of dispersal this way , the reader may next think of the "
zoogeographic ” explanation of it , that , for example , the blue piece in the right -
hand corner of the mosaic " jumped " there by a “ colonizing flight " out of the left -
hand ...
Page 258
... the ties responsible for early exchanges of mammalian life between Africa and
Tropical America are very ancient , and so generally antedate in origin the
formation of massive subsequent blocks of life in South America , at one hand ,
Africa ...
... the ties responsible for early exchanges of mammalian life between Africa and
Tropical America are very ancient , and so generally antedate in origin the
formation of massive subsequent blocks of life in South America , at one hand ,
Africa ...
Page 384
As the reader again sees , this is the epicenter of disconnection hereabouts : ii )
Lesser disconnections ( if at all authentic , for records may be missing ) are
suggested to lie between Huila , at one hand , Nariño and Northeastern Ecuador
at the ...
As the reader again sees , this is the epicenter of disconnection hereabouts : ii )
Lesser disconnections ( if at all authentic , for records may be missing ) are
suggested to lie between Huila , at one hand , Nariño and Northeastern Ecuador
at the ...
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