Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v |
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It seems accordingly that the basic geography in Sterna's dispersal is a standard,
old one, nor will another geography explain the doings of sea-snakes but this
very same one, whatever the details of each case in the end. This geography did
...
It seems accordingly that the basic geography in Sterna's dispersal is a standard,
old one, nor will another geography explain the doings of sea-snakes but this
very same one, whatever the details of each case in the end. This geography did
...
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absorbing within their folds as they moved along the Western Pacific other
populations; v) It would accordingly in no sense be extravagant tentatively at
least to credit the original entrance of the ancestral “Amerindian” into the
Americas to a ...
absorbing within their folds as they moved along the Western Pacific other
populations; v) It would accordingly in no sense be extravagant tentatively at
least to credit the original entrance of the ancestral “Amerindian” into the
Americas to a ...
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Old as may be Timor and Wetar (and they must be truly old as to an ultimate core
to display the life they do), they still were not in their present geography until late
to very late in the Tertiary. Trichoglossus haematod, for example, is accordingly ...
Old as may be Timor and Wetar (and they must be truly old as to an ultimate core
to display the life they do), they still were not in their present geography until late
to very late in the Tertiary. Trichoglossus haematod, for example, is accordingly ...
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