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 1076
... sense of inrolling , but not in the sense of causing climbing , the branches being themselves normally by far too short , and the type of growth rather more arboreous than scandent by a primary requirement of development . - It is ...
... sense of inrolling , but not in the sense of causing climbing , the branches being themselves normally by far too short , and the type of growth rather more arboreous than scandent by a primary requirement of development . - It is ...
Page 1081
... sense “ adaptational ” is also in another sense " directional " ( cf. the leaf - fascicle of the pines as a group ) . May the reader figure out the rest , and above all think out in his own counsels how precise must be our thinking in ...
... sense “ adaptational ” is also in another sense " directional " ( cf. the leaf - fascicle of the pines as a group ) . May the reader figure out the rest , and above all think out in his own counsels how precise must be our thinking in ...
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... sense that the doings of this nucleus are the stuff with which history is to be busy in seven tenths of its concerns . The nucleus in question is indeed typical of the times in the social quite as much as in the individual sense , and ...
... sense that the doings of this nucleus are the stuff with which history is to be busy in seven tenths of its concerns . The nucleus in question is indeed typical of the times in the social quite as much as in the individual sense , and ...
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