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His " zoogeography " has positively exerted enormous influence on biology , as
we know ( see in particular the Introduction ) , and , historically speaking , its final
formulation mainly took body against such works as " Geographical Distribution ...
His " zoogeography " has positively exerted enormous influence on biology , as
we know ( see in particular the Introduction ) , and , historically speaking , its final
formulation mainly took body against such works as " Geographical Distribution ...
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[ 74 ] Moreau , R. E. Africa since the Mesozoic : with particular reference to certain
biological problems ; Proc . Zool . Soc . London 121 : 869. 1952 . [ 75 ] Parker ,
H. W. – A Monograph of the Frogs of the Family Microhylidae . 1934 , London ...
[ 74 ] Moreau , R. E. Africa since the Mesozoic : with particular reference to certain
biological problems ; Proc . Zool . Soc . London 121 : 869. 1952 . [ 75 ] Parker ,
H. W. – A Monograph of the Frogs of the Family Microhylidae . 1934 , London ...
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Tempo and Mode in Evolution ( of Simpson in particular ; for biogeographic
Tempo and Mode see the Biogeographic Index under : When dispersal is caught
in the making ; Form - making ; finally the Age Index overall ) xviii , 29 , 44 fn . , 71
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Tempo and Mode in Evolution ( of Simpson in particular ; for biogeographic
Tempo and Mode see the Biogeographic Index under : When dispersal is caught
in the making ; Form - making ; finally the Age Index overall ) xviii , 29 , 44 fn . , 71
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