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... of less than 100 fathoms of depth . But Celebes is in some respects anomalous
, and will be considered in greater detail below . The boundary between the
Australian and the Oriental Regions called 124 THE GEOGRAPHY OF
MAMMALS.
... of less than 100 fathoms of depth . But Celebes is in some respects anomalous
, and will be considered in greater detail below . The boundary between the
Australian and the Oriental Regions called 124 THE GEOGRAPHY OF
MAMMALS.
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This position , however , will be considered in greater detail in the account of the
Sub - regions . SECTION IV . — THE INDIAN SUB - REGION The Indian Sub -
region has a close resemblance to the Palæarctic Region . This is more
especially ...
This position , however , will be considered in greater detail in the account of the
Sub - regions . SECTION IV . — THE INDIAN SUB - REGION The Indian Sub -
region has a close resemblance to the Palæarctic Region . This is more
especially ...
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The Tapirs may be therefore considered as a characteristic form of the
Neotropical and Oriental Regions , and a “ lipomorph " or absent form in all other
parts of the world ' s surface . SECTION VI . — DISTRIBUTION OF HORSES The
third ...
The Tapirs may be therefore considered as a characteristic form of the
Neotropical and Oriental Regions , and a “ lipomorph " or absent form in all other
parts of the world ' s surface . SECTION VI . — DISTRIBUTION OF HORSES The
third ...
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Geography of Mammals Biologists and their world |
| Autores | William Lutley Sclater, Philip Lutley Sclater |
| Edición | ilustrada, reimpresa |
| Editor | Arno Press, 1978 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 29 Jul. 2008 |
| ISBN | 0405106475, 9780405106477 |
| Largo | 338 páginas |
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