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95. The dispersal of genus Mimocichla , Margarops fuscatus and Myadestes
genibarbis . Bartlett Deep ( left - hand side of figure ) stippled . Range of
Mimocichla as follows : Circle in broken line ( around Grand Cayman Island ) , M.
ravida .
95. The dispersal of genus Mimocichla , Margarops fuscatus and Myadestes
genibarbis . Bartlett Deep ( left - hand side of figure ) stippled . Range of
Mimocichla as follows : Circle in broken line ( around Grand Cayman Island ) , M.
ravida .
Page 789
... was active somewhere between Western Mexico and Revilla Gigedo a very
major node competent to mold dispersal toward Central America at one hand ,
Galapagos at the other hand ( cf. previous discussion , and follow the argument
also ...
... was active somewhere between Western Mexico and Revilla Gigedo a very
major node competent to mold dispersal toward Central America at one hand ,
Galapagos at the other hand ( cf. previous discussion , and follow the argument
also ...
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The “ hand - axe " ( at least such as is understood to represent a refinement
above the chopper , and above all the " hand - axe " integrated with a handle ,
even of sorts , that is , intended at first only for better protection of the hand
holding the ...
The “ hand - axe " ( at least such as is understood to represent a refinement
above the chopper , and above all the " hand - axe " integrated with a handle ,
even of sorts , that is , intended at first only for better protection of the hand
holding the ...
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