Panbiogeography: Or, an Introductory Synthesis of Zoogeography, Phytogeography, and Geology, with Notes on Evolution, Systematics, Ecology, Anthropology, Etc, Volume 2, Part 2author, 1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 1147
... Peru - If the facts stand as given , that is , a fowl existed under the historical conditions reported , and the fowl that existed is to be associated with Gallus , no explanation is possible other than the one suggested by Gilmore for ...
... Peru - If the facts stand as given , that is , a fowl existed under the historical conditions reported , and the fowl that existed is to be associated with Gallus , no explanation is possible other than the one suggested by Gilmore for ...
Page 1149
... Peru the Polynesians would of course not know that they had made a new continent , and would most likely return , if ever , to their insular homes in the west with accounts of their having found one more " very big island " inhabited by ...
... Peru the Polynesians would of course not know that they had made a new continent , and would most likely return , if ever , to their insular homes in the west with accounts of their having found one more " very big island " inhabited by ...
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... Peru Chile . It looks indeed as though the whole of South America from Central Peru southward became " glued " on to the body of “ modern ” South America only in a second time , as the remnant , in the main , of “ forelands ” once ...
... Peru Chile . It looks indeed as though the whole of South America from Central Peru southward became " glued " on to the body of “ modern ” South America only in a second time , as the remnant , in the main , of “ forelands ” once ...
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