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Page xi
Not so long ago a North American ichthyologist , Myers [ 17 ] , remarked in a
pointed note that Matthew was not above making a somewhat imaginative use of
evidence , reasoning it out in addition in a very faulty manner . Barbour ,
Schuchert ...
Not so long ago a North American ichthyologist , Myers [ 17 ] , remarked in a
pointed note that Matthew was not above making a somewhat imaginative use of
evidence , reasoning it out in addition in a very faulty manner . Barbour ,
Schuchert ...
Page 98
In other words : Parrots are very weakly represented in Western Malaysia and the
Orient , and poorly represented in addition in Africa , while massively in
Australasia and the New World . Is distribution of the kind itself prima facie
evidence that ...
In other words : Parrots are very weakly represented in Western Malaysia and the
Orient , and poorly represented in addition in Africa , while massively in
Australasia and the New World . Is distribution of the kind itself prima facie
evidence that ...
Page 467
In addition , El Cocuy is a node of form - making , and this clinches the tale in
favour of its relevant status . In more detail , we observe that El Cocuy stands
highlighted by a distinct race both in the ranks of S. femoralis and L. andicola ,
which is ...
In addition , El Cocuy is a node of form - making , and this clinches the tale in
favour of its relevant status . In more detail , we observe that El Cocuy stands
highlighted by a distinct race both in the ranks of S. femoralis and L. andicola ,
which is ...
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