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 848
... essentially active in its own right ; essentially connected with centers remote in the Indian Ocean and the Eastern Pacific as well : essentially bound with the islands and lands immediately adjacent whether the Philippines , Celebes ...
... essentially active in its own right ; essentially connected with centers remote in the Indian Ocean and the Eastern Pacific as well : essentially bound with the islands and lands immediately adjacent whether the Philippines , Celebes ...
Page 849
... essentially active in its own right , yet essentially also bound far and near . If anything , it is nature that , alas , " contradicts " itself , because there is no doubt but that , e.g. , Enygrus and Varanus indicus do stress the ...
... essentially active in its own right , yet essentially also bound far and near . If anything , it is nature that , alas , " contradicts " itself , because there is no doubt but that , e.g. , Enygrus and Varanus indicus do stress the ...
Page 1211
... essentially " Melanesian " dis- persal . Whatever disconnection occurs in their ranks is accordingly to be figured on the northern and eastern side of New Guinea because the south- ern side is not the one they primarily interested , if ...
... essentially " Melanesian " dis- persal . Whatever disconnection occurs in their ranks is accordingly to be figured on the northern and eastern side of New Guinea because the south- ern side is not the one they primarily interested , if ...
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