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 978
... genus " , but when we deal with dispersal , as we know , we do not deal with " morphologic " absolutes by which a " species " is necessarily " younger " - in general than the " genus " to which it belongs , but with age of dispersal ...
... genus " , but when we deal with dispersal , as we know , we do not deal with " morphologic " absolutes by which a " species " is necessarily " younger " - in general than the " genus " to which it belongs , but with age of dispersal ...
Page 990
... genus known to us under that name will be modified by added translation in space and extinction , and its form- making sharpened in the direction of ulterior differentiation , the whole globally as to the genus , quite locally as to any ...
... genus known to us under that name will be modified by added translation in space and extinction , and its form- making sharpened in the direction of ulterior differentiation , the whole globally as to the genus , quite locally as to any ...
Page 991
... genus Dendropicos through certain forms ( by some ornithologists classified as a third genus still , Ipophilus ) intermediate between the two aggregates . Moreover , Dendrocopos itself as currently classified includes groups ( e.g. ...
... genus Dendropicos through certain forms ( by some ornithologists classified as a third genus still , Ipophilus ) intermediate between the two aggregates . Moreover , Dendrocopos itself as currently classified includes groups ( e.g. ...
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