The Geography of MammalsK. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company, Limited, 1899 - 335 páginas |
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16 ) and their most characteristic mammal - forms . 1.- AUSTRALIAN REGION
Extent . - Australia , New Guinea , and Moluccas up to Wallace's line , New
Zealand , and the numerous islands of the Pacific . Characteristics . - Absence of
nearly ...
16 ) and their most characteristic mammal - forms . 1.- AUSTRALIAN REGION
Extent . - Australia , New Guinea , and Moluccas up to Wallace's line , New
Zealand , and the numerous islands of the Pacific . Characteristics . - Absence of
nearly ...
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Characteristics . — Chimpanzee and other Monkeys ; absence of Bears and Deer
; presence of Lion , African Elephant , Hyrax , Rhinoceros , Hippopotamus , Wart -
hog , numerous Antelopes , Giraffe , Pangolin , Ant - bear - general richness in ...
Characteristics . — Chimpanzee and other Monkeys ; absence of Bears and Deer
; presence of Lion , African Elephant , Hyrax , Rhinoceros , Hippopotamus , Wart -
hog , numerous Antelopes , Giraffe , Pangolin , Ant - bear - general richness in ...
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Characteristics . — Absence of Monkeys , Lemurs , and Frugivorous Bats ;
abundance of Carnivores - Ounce , Lynxes , Wolves , Foxes , Bears , and
Weasels ; RodentsMarmots , Beavers , Pikas ; Ungulates Sheep , Deer , Chamois
, and Musk ...
Characteristics . — Absence of Monkeys , Lemurs , and Frugivorous Bats ;
abundance of Carnivores - Ounce , Lynxes , Wolves , Foxes , Bears , and
Weasels ; RodentsMarmots , Beavers , Pikas ; Ungulates Sheep , Deer , Chamois
, and Musk ...
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The Papuan Marsupials , as yet discovered , are about thirty - three in number ,
and embrace representatives of the Dasyures , Bandicoots , Phalangers , and
Kangaroos , which are also characteristic families of the Australian mammalfauna
.
The Papuan Marsupials , as yet discovered , are about thirty - three in number ,
and embrace representatives of the Dasyures , Bandicoots , Phalangers , and
Kangaroos , which are also characteristic families of the Australian mammalfauna
.
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They are , however , known to be connected with the mainland by a shallow sea
of less than 100 feet in depth , and therefore present all the characteristic features
of a “ continental ” group of islands . The only indigenous mammals are a Wild ...
They are , however , known to be connected with the mainland by a shallow sea
of less than 100 feet in depth , and therefore present all the characteristic features
of a “ continental ” group of islands . The only indigenous mammals are a Wild ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Geography of Mammals Nineteenth Century Collections Online (NCCO): Science, Technology, and Medicine: 1780-1925 |
| Autores | William Lutley Sclater, Philip Lutley Sclater |
| Editor | K. Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company, Limited, 1899 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 2 Jul. 2008 |
| Largo | 335 páginas |
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