Panbiogeography: The New WorldLéon Croizat, 1958 - Biogeography |
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... phytogeography " of Hooker was influenced by the " zoogeography " of Wallace ) with ultimate uncertainty and con- fusion dominating today the stage . Finding it quite impossible to tackle here phytogeographic thought in its historical ...
... phytogeography " of Hooker was influenced by the " zoogeography " of Wallace ) with ultimate uncertainty and con- fusion dominating today the stage . Finding it quite impossible to tackle here phytogeographic thought in its historical ...
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... phytogeography " , and I fear he has of the subject less than quite deep mastery , which is not to slight him for ... phytogeography is today overall somewhat less helpless than its sister , zoogeography , still phytogeography stands in xix.
... phytogeography " , and I fear he has of the subject less than quite deep mastery , which is not to slight him for ... phytogeography is today overall somewhat less helpless than its sister , zoogeography , still phytogeography stands in xix.
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... phytogeography and zoogeo- graphy is current at this hour in our midst from the standpoint of its chronology ( element of time ) , and the account it returns of the mechanics of distribution in general ( element of space ) . Meaning to ...
... phytogeography and zoogeo- graphy is current at this hour in our midst from the standpoint of its chronology ( element of time ) , and the account it returns of the mechanics of distribution in general ( element of space ) . Meaning to ...
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