Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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... Celebes to hit the Tanimbars and Moluccas ; 3 ) Prioniturus - Technically not on the Lesser Sunda but immediately on islands southeast of Celebes ( Boetoeng ) ; north to Celebes , Boeroe and the Philippines ; 4 ) Tanygnathus On Flores ...
... Celebes to hit the Tanimbars and Moluccas ; 3 ) Prioniturus - Technically not on the Lesser Sunda but immediately on islands southeast of Celebes ( Boetoeng ) ; north to Celebes , Boeroe and the Philippines ; 4 ) Tanygnathus On Flores ...
Page 1204
... Celebes , etc. These being the rudiments of the matter , it is easy to understand why Van Steenis came to the conclusion that " means of dispersal " would not at all explain what he observed in regard of the montane flora of certain ...
... Celebes , etc. These being the rudiments of the matter , it is easy to understand why Van Steenis came to the conclusion that " means of dispersal " would not at all explain what he observed in regard of the montane flora of certain ...
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... Celebes but not at all the Lesser Sunda on account of their following a perfectly standard " track " bypassing the Lesser Sunda northward along the main axis : Southeastern Borneo - Celebes - Moluccas - New Guinea . Nepenthes does ...
... Celebes but not at all the Lesser Sunda on account of their following a perfectly standard " track " bypassing the Lesser Sunda northward along the main axis : Southeastern Borneo - Celebes - Moluccas - New Guinea . Nepenthes does ...
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