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 1050
... active , however , to undo the eye by darkness are active to mold it by light . In other words , and then finally , proved spectacularly true by blind life in the caves the " inheritance of acquired characters " — that great stumbling ...
... active , however , to undo the eye by darkness are active to mold it by light . In other words , and then finally , proved spectacularly true by blind life in the caves the " inheritance of acquired characters " — that great stumbling ...
Page 1203
... active they would act everywhere , at all times , under all conditions , which the facts of nature prove not to be the case . It has repeatedly been shown throughout this book that " means of dispersal " can only then become active when ...
... active they would act everywhere , at all times , under all conditions , which the facts of nature prove not to be the case . It has repeatedly been shown throughout this book that " means of dispersal " can only then become active when ...
Page 1329
... active trade is plainly being conducted with them , but they are themselves essentially confined to Southeastern ... active in the rest of Siberia may be credited to vague " cultural " factors in dependence of " ecology " ; and may the ...
... active trade is plainly being conducted with them , but they are themselves essentially confined to Southeastern ... active in the rest of Siberia may be credited to vague " cultural " factors in dependence of " ecology " ; and may the ...
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