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If thus spectacular as the scourge of the mastodon, mammoth, etc., the
Pleistocene cannot be overstressed otherwise. Against the background of
unemotional biogeography that has for its subject of critical inquiry both
distribution in time and ...
If thus spectacular as the scourge of the mastodon, mammoth, etc., the
Pleistocene cannot be overstressed otherwise. Against the background of
unemotional biogeography that has for its subject of critical inquiry both
distribution in time and ...
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These two factors belong to the great geologic revolutions; they do not at all
belong to the Pleistocene, a mere yesterday in the history of life. If, in the light of
these elementary considerations, we inspect the motley array of the life we ...
These two factors belong to the great geologic revolutions; they do not at all
belong to the Pleistocene, a mere yesterday in the history of life. If, in the light of
these elementary considerations, we inspect the motley array of the life we ...
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The Venezuelan Andes, in particular, began active rise [33] largely out of a
marine trough (North Andean Geosyncline) by Upper Eocene. ii) Considering
that very active Andean orogeny (mountain-uplift) took place in Miocene and
Pleistocene ...
The Venezuelan Andes, in particular, began active rise [33] largely out of a
marine trough (North Andean Geosyncline) by Upper Eocene. ii) Considering
that very active Andean orogeny (mountain-uplift) took place in Miocene and
Pleistocene ...
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| Title | Panbiogeography: The New World Volume 1 of Panbiogeography, León Croizat Volume 1 of Panbiogeography: Or, An Introductory Synthesis of Zoogeography, Phytogeography, and Geology, with Notes on Evolution, Systematics, Ecology, Anthropology, Etc, Léon Croizat |
| Author | Léon Croizat |
| Publisher | Léon Croizat, 1958 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 19 Jun 2007 |
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