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 926
... reader has the whole of the South American dispersal of these ducks properly expressed . The very same result follows if the reader draws a line north of South- eastern Australia to New Guinea and the Moluccas ( cf. by the way Peripa ...
... reader has the whole of the South American dispersal of these ducks properly expressed . The very same result follows if the reader draws a line north of South- eastern Australia to New Guinea and the Moluccas ( cf. by the way Peripa ...
Page 992
... reader whatever observations and thoughts have been suggested to my understanding by the question , what is Dendrocopos to be at the end of some 50,000,000 years into the future , time is here to state the main conclusions of this book ...
... reader whatever observations and thoughts have been suggested to my understanding by the question , what is Dendrocopos to be at the end of some 50,000,000 years into the future , time is here to state the main conclusions of this book ...
Page 1408
... reader who is prone to believe that evolution works itself out only by " natural selection " should , I believe , agree , oh ! please , not to run quite so fast . in the service of assumptions . He should meantime , I am sure , take ...
... reader who is prone to believe that evolution works itself out only by " natural selection " should , I believe , agree , oh ! please , not to run quite so fast . in the service of assumptions . He should meantime , I am sure , take ...
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