Panbiogeography: The New WorldLéon Croizat, 1958 - Biogeography |
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Page xx
... reader of the stuff knows the subject deeply and intimately on his own , he takes Stebbins seriously , and so writes down Camp as a " theorist ” . The plain truth is that the latter is assuredly not a theorist , whatever the merits of ...
... reader of the stuff knows the subject deeply and intimately on his own , he takes Stebbins seriously , and so writes down Camp as a " theorist ” . The plain truth is that the latter is assuredly not a theorist , whatever the merits of ...
Page xxii
... reader anything and everything in my knowledge without for this in the least inducing him to believe what I say . The reader , however , cannot fail to react under the hammering of repetitious averages— whether for or against me hardly ...
... reader anything and everything in my knowledge without for this in the least inducing him to believe what I say . The reader , however , cannot fail to react under the hammering of repetitious averages— whether for or against me hardly ...
Page 150
... reader cannot fail to appreciate the catholicity of distribution the world over , and how impossible it is to draw the line to separate what is plant- from what is animal - dispersal . Massively American to the extent of scores of ...
... reader cannot fail to appreciate the catholicity of distribution the world over , and how impossible it is to draw the line to separate what is plant- from what is animal - dispersal . Massively American to the extent of scores of ...
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