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 1070
... normal progress of their cycles Cissus and Vitis are ready to bring forth flowers , thus to enter the sexual stage of their development , the activity of the lateral bud ceases to exert an inhibiting action on the tendril which thus ...
... normal progress of their cycles Cissus and Vitis are ready to bring forth flowers , thus to enter the sexual stage of their development , the activity of the lateral bud ceases to exert an inhibiting action on the tendril which thus ...
Page 1187
... normal age of fossilization of a bird family ) , not only , but dealing in the premises with about a dozen families as one in reality , we could only settle eventually for Early to Middle Cretaceous as the competent age . This estimate ...
... normal age of fossilization of a bird family ) , not only , but dealing in the premises with about a dozen families as one in reality , we could only settle eventually for Early to Middle Cretaceous as the competent age . This estimate ...
Page 1283
... normal as finding pteroclidid birds the whole way from South Africa through East and North Africa and the Mediterranean , Western Asia eventually to Mongolia , and the common pheasant widespread from the approaches of Asia Minor to ...
... normal as finding pteroclidid birds the whole way from South Africa through East and North Africa and the Mediterranean , Western Asia eventually to Mongolia , and the common pheasant widespread from the approaches of Asia Minor to ...
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