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In fine , biogeographic microcosms are perfectly homologous in essence of
biogeographic macrocosms , the same ultimate laws ruling the whole , whether
families and genera , or only species and races are involved at this or that center
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In fine , biogeographic microcosms are perfectly homologous in essence of
biogeographic macrocosms , the same ultimate laws ruling the whole , whether
families and genera , or only species and races are involved at this or that center
...
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30A ) , 252 , 257 fn . , 259 es . , 262 fn . , 583 , 834 fn .; Biogeographic status of (
North and South ) America ( general notes ) 194 , 216 fn . , 218 fn . , 223 , 250 (
Fig . 30A ) , 257 fn . , 262 fn . , 434 , 435 , 460 , 463 , 548 es . , 583 , 642 es . , 643
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30A ) , 252 , 257 fn . , 259 es . , 262 fn . , 583 , 834 fn .; Biogeographic status of (
North and South ) America ( general notes ) 194 , 216 fn . , 218 fn . , 223 , 250 (
Fig . 30A ) , 257 fn . , 262 fn . , 434 , 435 , 460 , 463 , 548 es . , 583 , 642 es . , 643
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... Monophyletism 932 fn . , 933 fn .; Mutations ( see for general considerations ,
Vol . II , Chapter XVI ) 168 , 271 . Natural selection ( see for general
considerations , Vol . II , Chapter XVI , also the Biogeographic Index under
Orthogenesis , etc. ) ...
... Monophyletism 932 fn . , 933 fn .; Mutations ( see for general considerations ,
Vol . II , Chapter XVI ) 168 , 271 . Natural selection ( see for general
considerations , Vol . II , Chapter XVI , also the Biogeographic Index under
Orthogenesis , etc. ) ...
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