Panbiogeography: The New World |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 82
Page 316
Reckoning accordingly on a basis of massing the conclusion is not far fetched
that A. bogotensis easily could — the like P. unicolor — have reached the Santa
Marta heights . That the pipit did not is consequently not a factor of its primary ...
Reckoning accordingly on a basis of massing the conclusion is not far fetched
that A. bogotensis easily could — the like P. unicolor — have reached the Santa
Marta heights . That the pipit did not is consequently not a factor of its primary ...
Page 427
asserted by " zoogeography " birds like Colinus and Odontophorus are found in
Colombia , Venezuela , Ecuador , etc. , only because they reached the New
World in origin by " migrations over a Bering landbridge " ? To answer this
question ...
asserted by " zoogeography " birds like Colinus and Odontophorus are found in
Colombia , Venezuela , Ecuador , etc. , only because they reached the New
World in origin by " migrations over a Bering landbridge " ? To answer this
question ...
Page 484
level is reached . However , the rewards on this level also are in many respects
proportionally higher considering the closeness of the interplay of life and rocks ,
and how easy it is at this point to investigate different aspects of the biological ...
level is reached . However , the rewards on this level also are in many respects
proportionally higher considering the closeness of the interplay of life and rocks ,
and how easy it is at this point to investigate different aspects of the biological ...
What people are saying - Write a review
We haven't found any reviews in the usual places.
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
accordingly active Africa already Amazonas ancient Andean Antilles better biogeographic birds Bolivia Bond Brazil Caribbean Central America Chapter clear close Colombia concepts conclusion connections considering contrary course deal detail disconnected discussion dispersal distribution east Eastern Ecuador effect endemic essentially eventually evidence example fact finally follows form-making former forms fossil further Galapagos genera genus geography geological groups Guiana hand immediate interest islands kind known land least less Lesser living major marked massing matter means Mexico naturalist nature North Northern Northwestern occur once origin Pacific Panama particular pattern Peru plants Pleistocene possible present question races range reached reader reason records reference regard Santander score sector South America Southern space species stand student throughout track true turn understanding Venezuela Veracruz West Western whole World