Panbiogeography: The New WorldLéon Croizat, 1958 - Biogeography |
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... reader of the stuff knows the subject deeply and intimately on his own , he takes Stebbins seriously , and so writes down Camp as a “ theorist ” . The plain truth is that the latter is assuredly not a theorist , whatever the merits of ...
... reader of the stuff knows the subject deeply and intimately on his own , he takes Stebbins seriously , and so writes down Camp as a “ theorist ” . The plain truth is that the latter is assuredly not a theorist , whatever the merits of ...
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... reader cannot fail to appreciate the catholicity of distribution the world over , and how impossible it is to draw the line to separate what is plant- from what is animal - dispersal . Massively American to the extent of scores of ...
... reader cannot fail to appreciate the catholicity of distribution the world over , and how impossible it is to draw the line to separate what is plant- from what is animal - dispersal . Massively American to the extent of scores of ...
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... reader and author , the two jointly following the same line of inquiry ; the reader being , of course , quite free at each step to assent or to dissent as his part in the undertaking . Repeating here what I have oft stated already , it ...
... reader and author , the two jointly following the same line of inquiry ; the reader being , of course , quite free at each step to assent or to dissent as his part in the undertaking . Repeating here what I have oft stated already , it ...
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