Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 1046
... Darwinian premises , the reader then may rightfully conclude that Darwin had excellent understanding of two of the three factors of evolution , i.e. , time and space . If the contrary , the reader is openly to agree that Darwin did not ...
... Darwinian premises , the reader then may rightfully conclude that Darwin had excellent understanding of two of the three factors of evolution , i.e. , time and space . If the contrary , the reader is openly to agree that Darwin did not ...
Page 1052
... Darwinism " I must conclude that words have no longer a definite meaning , or that Darwin did not know at all what he wrote of with so much approval . Of course I am right well aware when quoting Darwin as a " Lamarckist " that Darwin ...
... Darwinism " I must conclude that words have no longer a definite meaning , or that Darwin did not know at all what he wrote of with so much approval . Of course I am right well aware when quoting Darwin as a " Lamarckist " that Darwin ...
Page 1056
... Darwin in regard of Lamarck . Darwin could of course do it , but so only at the price of approaching evolution under a light at substantial difference from the approach of Lamarck . This , I venture to surmise , Darwin could achieve had ...
... Darwin in regard of Lamarck . Darwin could of course do it , but so only at the price of approaching evolution under a light at substantial difference from the approach of Lamarck . This , I venture to surmise , Darwin could achieve had ...
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accordingly affinity Africa Alaska Amerindian ancestral ancient anthropology Asia assuredly Australia Australoid basic Bering Bering Strait biogeographic biological birds Bison Borneo Caledonia Celebes centers Central China Chrysosplenium conclusion contrary course Cro-Magnon cultural Darwin distribution Ducula East Eastern eastward endemic essentially eventually evidence evolution fact Fiji follows forms fossil Furon genera genus geographic geological Guinea Hawaii Homo immediately insofar Island Java kind least less Loriinae Madagascar main massing matter Mayr means of dispersal migrations Moluccas mongoloid naturalist node normal North America Northern northward Note continued Novaya Zemlya origin orthogenesis overall Pacific pale parrots Philippines phytogeographer plants Pleistocene Polynesia question races range reach reader reason records score sector serology Siberia Solutrean South Southeastern Southern southward space and form-making species stand student of dispersal Sumatra surely taxonomic Tonga track translation in space Troglodytidae understanding Upper Palaeolithic Western whole World Zealand