Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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... races but rich in the genetic powers required eventually to yield these races by an evolutive process sequential through time and over space as one ; d ) They are , finally , shown true and correct in immediate reference to the scores ...
... races but rich in the genetic powers required eventually to yield these races by an evolutive process sequential through time and over space as one ; d ) They are , finally , shown true and correct in immediate reference to the scores ...
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... races " from another , and possibly broader viewpoint , we need be im- pressed by the fact that serology returns of the " human races " geographic locations and outlines by no means incompatible with the conclusions reached very long ...
... races " from another , and possibly broader viewpoint , we need be im- pressed by the fact that serology returns of the " human races " geographic locations and outlines by no means incompatible with the conclusions reached very long ...
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... race kamtschatkensis holding Kamchatka , while P. cinctus is there not differentiated , the same race lapponicus being common to the whole of Siberia ; ii ) As to the New World , P. atricapillus there occurs , as we know , with a set of ...
... race kamtschatkensis holding Kamchatka , while P. cinctus is there not differentiated , the same race lapponicus being common to the whole of Siberia ; ii ) As to the New World , P. atricapillus there occurs , as we know , with a set of ...
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