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... Mexico or the Antilles into Columbia, some of these being only winter
immigrants and no genus being exclusively South American. The eastern slopes
of the Andes constitute, however, the richest and best marked province of this sub
-region.
... Mexico or the Antilles into Columbia, some of these being only winter
immigrants and no genus being exclusively South American. The eastern slopes
of the Andes constitute, however, the richest and best marked province of this sub
-region.
Page 95
10 Mexico to Ecuador and Columbia 5. Margarops 4 Hayti and Lesser Antilles - 6
. Mimus ... 16 ||Nearly the whole region Nearctic 7. Melanotis. 2 Mexico and
Guatemala 8. Galeoscoptes ... 1 Mexico to Panama Nearctic 9. Monocichla ... 4
Cuba ...
10 Mexico to Ecuador and Columbia 5. Margarops 4 Hayti and Lesser Antilles - 6
. Mimus ... 16 ||Nearly the whole region Nearctic 7. Melanotis. 2 Mexico and
Guatemala 8. Galeoscoptes ... 1 Mexico to Panama Nearctic 9. Monocichla ... 4
Cuba ...
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2 Columbia to Brazil and Bolivia 22. Campylorhynchus 18 Mexico to Brazil and
Bolivia New Mexico 23. Cosphorhinus ... 5 Costa Rica to Peru 24. Microcerculus .
.. 5 Mexico to Peru 25. Henicorhina 2 Mexico to Peru (Salpinetes 1 Mexico and ...
2 Columbia to Brazil and Bolivia 22. Campylorhynchus 18 Mexico to Brazil and
Bolivia New Mexico 23. Cosphorhinus ... 5 Costa Rica to Peru 24. Microcerculus .
.. 5 Mexico to Peru 25. Henicorhina 2 Mexico to Peru (Salpinetes 1 Mexico and ...
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Certhiola ... 10 Antilles to Ecuador and Brazil Florida 43. Glossiptila 1 || Jamaica
MNIoTILTIDAE. 44. Siurus - 3 Mexico to Columbia, Antilles S. & E. States &
Canada 45. Miniotilta .. 1 Columbia to Mexico and Antilles | Eastern United States
46.
Certhiola ... 10 Antilles to Ecuador and Brazil Florida 43. Glossiptila 1 || Jamaica
MNIoTILTIDAE. 44. Siurus - 3 Mexico to Columbia, Antilles S. & E. States &
Canada 45. Miniotilta .. 1 Columbia to Mexico and Antilles | Eastern United States
46.
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1 Columbia - 97. Aphobus... 1 Brazil Paraguay and Bolivia 98. Cassidiac... 1
Mexico to Brazil and Guiana TANAGRIDE. 99. Procnias... ... 2 | Brazil and Peru to
Columbia 100. Chlorophonia. || 7 || Brazil to Mexico 101. Euphonia 32 Mexico
and ...
1 Columbia - 97. Aphobus... 1 Brazil Paraguay and Bolivia 98. Cassidiac... 1
Mexico to Brazil and Guiana TANAGRIDE. 99. Procnias... ... 2 | Brazil and Peru to
Columbia 100. Chlorophonia. || 7 || Brazil to Mexico 101. Euphonia 32 Mexico
and ...
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| Title | 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, 2. köide 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, Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Author | Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Publisher | Harper and brothers, 1876 |
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