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SUB-REGIONs. Austro ALIAN Sub-REGIONs. ORIENTAL Sub-Regions.
PALEARCTIC Sub-regions. ----|--|--|--|--|--|--|--|---- The Aye-aye, (Chiromys), the
sole representative of this family, is confined to the island of Madagascar. It was
for a long ...
SUB-REGIONs. Austro ALIAN Sub-REGIONs. ORIENTAL Sub-Regions.
PALEARCTIC Sub-regions. ----|--|--|--|--|--|--|--|---- The Aye-aye, (Chiromys), the
sole representative of this family, is confined to the island of Madagascar. It was
for a long ...
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Sub-Regions. ORIENTAL Sub-Regions. Ethiopian Sub-Regions. Australian Sub-
REGIONs. - - - - - — — — 4 1.2 - 3. 4. 1. 2. ... They range over all Africa and the
whole of the Oriental Region, and northward, to Amoy in China and to the South
of ...
Sub-Regions. ORIENTAL Sub-Regions. Ethiopian Sub-Regions. Australian Sub-
REGIONs. - - - - - — — — 4 1.2 - 3. 4. 1. 2. ... They range over all Africa and the
whole of the Oriental Region, and northward, to Amoy in China and to the South
of ...
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southern limits of the forest region east of the Andes, and to about lat. 33° S. in
Chili. None are found in the Nearctic region, with the exception of one species in
California (Macrotus Californicus), closely allied to ... Oriental Sub-Regions.
southern limits of the forest region east of the Andes, and to about lat. 33° S. in
Chili. None are found in the Nearctic region, with the exception of one species in
California (Macrotus Californicus), closely allied to ... Oriental Sub-Regions.
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... 14–GALEOPITHECIDAE (1 Genus, 2 Species) GENERAL DISTRIBUTION.
NEARCTIC Sub-Regions. - Neotropical Sub-RFGions. ETHIoPIAN SUB-REgions.
PALEARCTIC - Australian Sub-REgions. SUB-REgions. ORIENTAL Sub-Regions
.
... 14–GALEOPITHECIDAE (1 Genus, 2 Species) GENERAL DISTRIBUTION.
NEARCTIC Sub-Regions. - Neotropical Sub-RFGions. ETHIoPIAN SUB-REgions.
PALEARCTIC - Australian Sub-REgions. SUB-REgions. ORIENTAL Sub-Regions
.
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AUSTRALIAN SUB-REGIONS. ETHIopian Oriental Sub-Regions. ... They are
most abundant in the Malay islands and Indo-Chinese countries, but one species
is found in the Khasia Mountains, and one in the Eastern Ghauts near Madras.
AUSTRALIAN SUB-REGIONS. ETHIopian Oriental Sub-Regions. ... They are
most abundant in the Malay islands and Indo-Chinese countries, but one species
is found in the Khasia Mountains, and one in the Eastern Ghauts near Madras.
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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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