Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 994
... true in regard of animals is not less true as concerns plants which , in thoroughly modern forms , were already wide- spread the world over in the first half of the Cretaceous . The data of palaeontology refer , of course , to age of ...
... true in regard of animals is not less true as concerns plants which , in thoroughly modern forms , were already wide- spread the world over in the first half of the Cretaceous . The data of palaeontology refer , of course , to age of ...
Page 1396
... true by the geologist , is quite as much perfectly true by the panbiogeo- grapher as we are next immediately to learn . On the Meratus Zone ( or System ) Van Bemmelen expresses himself as follows ( op . cit . , p . 348 ) : " The Meratus ...
... true by the geologist , is quite as much perfectly true by the panbiogeo- grapher as we are next immediately to learn . On the Meratus Zone ( or System ) Van Bemmelen expresses himself as follows ( op . cit . , p . 348 ) : " The Meratus ...
Page 1581
... true that , so far as known just now to me , these outposts were not colonized until rather late , by far too late anyhow immediately to interest the early settlement of the New World . However , and then in general , the peoples on the ...
... true that , so far as known just now to me , these outposts were not colonized until rather late , by far too late anyhow immediately to interest the early settlement of the New World . However , and then in general , the peoples on the ...
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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