10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARCTOGAEA»
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Arctogaea in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
But Austro-Columbia presents difficulties from which Australia is free ; Camelida
and Tapiridce are now indigenous in South America as they are in Arctogaea,
and among the Pliocene Austro-Columbian mammals, the Austro-Columbian ...
2
A Geographical History of Mammals
From the Notogaeic realm, in its typical form, Arctogaea is distinguished by the
absence of monotremes and diprotodont marsupials, not only at the present
epoch, but so far as we know, in past times also. From the Neogaeic realm it is
equally ...
3
The Geographical Distribution of Animals: With a Study of ...
But a consideration of all the facts, zoological and palaeontological, indicates,
that the great northern division (Arctogaea) is fully as much more important than
either Australia or South America, as its four component parts are less important;
...
Alfred Russel Wallace, 2011
4
A Text-book of Zoogeography
CH. Il] mr huxley's regions. 75 Zealand and the Pacific islands. This land may be
called Ornithogcea. Arctogaea is then subdivided into the well known Palaearctic
, Ethiopian, Indian and Nearctic regions. But it is pointed out that these sections ...
5
Environmental Systems: An Introductory Text
Ethiopian and Oriental regions are faunistically linked to form Arctogaea Lauras/a
200Ma Permian 130Ma Jurassic 80 Ma Cretaceous 65 Ma Cret. /Tertiary 40 Ma
Eocene boundary of Good's floral regions boreal region subdivided into floral ...
I. D. White, D. N. Mottershead, S. J. Harrison, 1992
6
Plant and Animal Geography
Note first what general statements we can make about the fauna of Arctogaea as
contrasted with the two other Realms. The list of species absent from the two
other regions is not imposing. The rivers and lakes contain Ganoid fish which are
...
Marion Isabel Newbigin, 1964
In fact, the Miocene Mammalian Fauna of Europe and the Himalayan regions
contains associated together the types which are now separately located in the
South African and Indian sub-provinces of Arctogaea. Now there is every reason
to ...
8
The Encyclopædia britannica: a dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
A weak point in this scheme is that since the term " region " is likewise applied to
the subdivisions of Arctogaea, there is a danger of confusion between the
primary and secondary divisions. An amendment proposed anonymously * in
1893 ...
9
The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, ...
A weak point in this scheme is that since the term “ region ” is likewise applied to
the subdivisions of Arctogaea, there is a danger of confusion between the
primary and secondary divisions. An amendment proposed anony— mously 5 in
1893 ...
10
Critiques and Addresses
Thomas Henry Huxley. Glacial epoch, during which the excessive cold, to say
nothing of depression and ice-covering, must have almost depopulated all the
northern parts of Arctogaea, destroying all the higher mammalian forms, except
those ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1873
