The Geographical Distribution of Animals: With a Study of the Relations of Living and Extinct Faunas as Elucidating the Past Changes of the Earth's Surface, 1. köideHafner Publishing Company, 1962 |
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... Genus . TIMALIIDE . ... 34. Pterorhinus ... No. of Species ... 10 2 3 10 .. ... 2 3 12 Range within the Region . Eu . to Japan , N. Afr . , Himalayas E. Thibet , Amoor , Japan S. Europe , N. Africa , Palestine The whole region Palestine ...
... Genus . TIMALIIDE . ... 34. Pterorhinus ... No. of Species ... 10 2 3 10 .. ... 2 3 12 Range within the Region . Eu . to Japan , N. Afr . , Himalayas E. Thibet , Amoor , Japan S. Europe , N. Africa , Palestine The whole region Palestine ...
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... Genus . No. of Species . Range within the Region . Range beyond the Region . PYCNONOTIDE . 49. Microscelis 50 ... genus Oriental and Ethiopian Ethiopian and Oriental 2 W. and Central Europe Ethiopian . ... 2 3 Central Europe to N. China ...
... Genus . No. of Species . Range within the Region . Range beyond the Region . PYCNONOTIDE . 49. Microscelis 50 ... genus Oriental and Ethiopian Ethiopian and Oriental 2 W. and Central Europe Ethiopian . ... 2 3 Central Europe to N. China ...
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... genus , Mimophis . The Dendrophidæ are represented by Ahatulla , a genus which is both African and American . The Dryiophide , which inhabit all the tropics but are most developed in the Oriental region , are represented by a peculiar genus ...
... genus , Mimophis . The Dendrophidæ are represented by Ahatulla , a genus which is both African and American . The Dryiophide , which inhabit all the tropics but are most developed in the Oriental region , are represented by a peculiar genus ...
Contents
CHAPTER II | 10 |
Means of Dispersal of Mammalia p 10Climate as a Limit to the Range | 17 |
CHAPTER III | 35 |
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