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Page 198
3 ) “ The geographic changes required to explain the present distribution of land
vertebrates are not extensive and for the most part do not affect the permanence
of the oceans as defined by the continental shelf " . Erroneous by the record ...
3 ) “ The geographic changes required to explain the present distribution of land
vertebrates are not extensive and for the most part do not affect the permanence
of the oceans as defined by the continental shelf " . Erroneous by the record ...
Page 284
Accordingly , the explanation sought of the affinities and present distribution of
these jays is precisely the very same valid in regard of Picumnus / Mino , the
geological background of the distribution being furnished in this case by the
former ...
Accordingly , the explanation sought of the affinities and present distribution of
these jays is precisely the very same valid in regard of Picumnus / Mino , the
geological background of the distribution being furnished in this case by the
former ...
Page 432
Geologists currently accept a major extension of the present continental shelf in
the Western Pacific to an approximate ... we are to admit that the Pacific shores
very generally receded toward their present limits from the Cretaceous to this day
.
Geologists currently accept a major extension of the present continental shelf in
the Western Pacific to an approximate ... we are to admit that the Pacific shores
very generally receded toward their present limits from the Cretaceous to this day
.
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