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 828
... understanding of nature's own " secrets " insofar as life in time and over space . It is true that we have secured this understanding only so far as regards " modern " life , which may seem to be very far from the whole of it . However ...
... understanding of nature's own " secrets " insofar as life in time and over space . It is true that we have secured this understanding only so far as regards " modern " life , which may seem to be very far from the whole of it . However ...
Page 1081
... understanding , or no understanding at all , of the " law of growth ” . 1 1 I must admit having thought these questions over for no less than a quarter century , gaining with every passing day , if anything , a deeper insight into the ...
... understanding , or no understanding at all , of the " law of growth ” . 1 1 I must admit having thought these questions over for no less than a quarter century , gaining with every passing day , if anything , a deeper insight into the ...
Page 1594
... understanding is that the solution in question shall not be within reach until and unless we have preliminary understanding of the five points outlined in a preceding part of these notes ( see p . 1569 ) , therefore , we prove able and ...
... understanding is that the solution in question shall not be within reach until and unless we have preliminary understanding of the five points outlined in a preceding part of these notes ( see p . 1569 ) , therefore , we prove able and ...
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