Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 1128
... ancestral " Amerindian " is to be primarily looked for somewhere within and around the triangle : Hainan - Riukius - Marianas . See further p . 1268 , 1327,1567 . The question why the B blood - type occurs today in the very range I ...
... ancestral " Amerindian " is to be primarily looked for somewhere within and around the triangle : Hainan - Riukius - Marianas . See further p . 1268 , 1327,1567 . The question why the B blood - type occurs today in the very range I ...
Page 1141
... ancestral “ Amerindi- an " to the New World is by no means to be understood as a local pheno- menon , but is part instead of a wide cycle of direct interest to the Pacific and the Far East / Malaysia overall , it is highly probable that ...
... ancestral “ Amerindi- an " to the New World is by no means to be understood as a local pheno- menon , but is part instead of a wide cycle of direct interest to the Pacific and the Far East / Malaysia overall , it is highly probable that ...
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... ancestral " Pure Nordic " fits into the tale no more massively or extensively than does , e.g. , the ancestral Turk . In other words , and speaking this time as the ( pan ) bio- geographer and zoologist would , the “ ancestral plexus ...
... ancestral " Pure Nordic " fits into the tale no more massively or extensively than does , e.g. , the ancestral Turk . In other words , and speaking this time as the ( pan ) bio- geographer and zoologist would , the “ ancestral plexus ...
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