The Geography of MammalsKegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company Limited, 1899 - 335 páginas |
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Of the other mammals , the Rodents and the Bats are the only orders at all adequately represented in the Australian Region . To the former belong six genera of Murida ( Mice ) , all of which , except the THE AUSTRALIAN REGION 19.
Of the other mammals , the Rodents and the Bats are the only orders at all adequately represented in the Australian Region . To the former belong six genera of Murida ( Mice ) , all of which , except the THE AUSTRALIAN REGION 19.
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... the Edentata , and the Quadrumana - may be considered as practically absent in the Australian Region , though members of several wide - ranging genera have just crossed the line of separation , and are represented in some of the ...
... the Edentata , and the Quadrumana - may be considered as practically absent in the Australian Region , though members of several wide - ranging genera have just crossed the line of separation , and are represented in some of the ...
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As its name implies , it is quite blind , its eyes being represented merely by pigment spots buried beneath the skin and muscles ; furthermore , its whole structure is admirably adapted for its burrowing life . Full descriptions of both ...
As its name implies , it is quite blind , its eyes being represented merely by pigment spots buried beneath the skin and muscles ; furthermore , its whole structure is admirably adapted for its burrowing life . Full descriptions of both ...
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Of the other orders , the Rodents are represented by six genera , all belonging to the Mice ( Murida ) . Of these four are confined to Australia proper , while two others also occur in the Papuan Sub - region ; the remaining one ...
Of the other orders , the Rodents are represented by six genera , all belonging to the Mice ( Murida ) . Of these four are confined to Australia proper , while two others also occur in the Papuan Sub - region ; the remaining one ...
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Pteropus , the great genus of Fruit - eating Bats , is represented by a few species ; so too are the widespread insectivorous genera Vesperugo and Miniopterus . One species of the former genus , the Southern Pipistrelle ( V. abramus ) ...
Pteropus , the great genus of Fruit - eating Bats , is represented by a few species ; so too are the widespread insectivorous genera Vesperugo and Miniopterus . One species of the former genus , the Southern Pipistrelle ( V. abramus ) ...
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| Título | The Geography of Mammals |
| Autores | William Lutley Sclater, Philip Lutley Sclater |
| Editor | Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner & Company Limited, 1899 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 27 Ago. 2008 |
| Largo | 335 páginas |
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