10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ARCTOGAEAN»
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1
Evolution and the Diversity of Life: Selected Essays
Gill (1875: 254) called this region the Arctogaean, while Heilprin (at the
suggestion of Newton) called it the Holarctic (Heilprin 1883:270). This region (
with the Palearctic and Nearctic as subregions) is perhaps even today the most
frequently ...
2
Treatise on Marine Ecology and Paleoecology
Kosswig found a surprising wealth of such fishes in northwestern Anatolia; many
of these are not endemically Sarmatian but of a wider, Arctogaean distribution. Of
35 species in the fresh waters of northwestern Anatolia, 33 per cent are ...
Joel W. Iledgpeth and Harry S. Ladd, 1957
3
A Geographical History of Mammals
Arctiatis, 273 Arctic sub-region, 360 Arctic zone, 310 Arctocyon, 159 Arctogale,
273 Arctogaea, 25, 26, 27, 144, 210 Arctogaea, Eastern, 179 Arctogaean region,
26 Arctogaeic fauna, features of, 147 Arctogaeic realm, 27, 144 A rctot/zerium, ...
4
Patterns of Regional Geography: World regions
According to Schmidt's modified scheme, the world can be divided into three
zoogeographical realms: Arctogaean, Neogaean and Notogaean. These realms
consist of regions and sub-regions and these age given in Table 19.1 along with
the ...
5
Patterns of Distribution of Amphibians: A Global Perspective
He considered Central America as being "transitional" between the Arctogaean
and Neogaean Realms. Although during the Tertiary Middle America formed a
paleopeninsula into which many northern groups dispersed, Stuart (1964)
pointed ...
William E. Duellman, 1999
6
Proceedings of the United States National Museum
_ ___ I __ Arctogaean Neo- Notogaeau Holarctlc Paleotropical trop- Australian
Oceanian Australian TABLE 2.——Distribuh'on of Tingidae by fauna! zones-—~
Continued Subiamilies. genera, and. Bubfamilies, genera, and No. species $888!
United States National Museum, United States. Dept. of the Interior
7
The Encyclopedia Americana
Schmidt divided the world into three realms: Arctogaean, Neogaean, and
Notogaean. The Arctogaean consists of two regions: the Holarctic, with the
subregions Arctic, Nearctic, Caribbean, and Palearctic; and the Pale- otropical,
with the ...
8
Transactions of the American Entomological Society
The distribution of Pseudocloeon is essentially Arctogaean (Table 1). Although
the genus is clearly absent from Central and South America, its distribution differs
from the traditional Arctogaean pattern in that new species we describe here ...
9
The encyclopedia Americana
Schmidt divided the world into three realms: Arctogaean, Neogaean, and
Notogaean. The Arctogaean consists of two regions: the Holarctic, with the
subregions Arctic, Nearctic, Caribbean, and Palearctic; and the Pale- otropical,
with the ...
Grolier Incorporated, 1997
10
Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society
Superrealm Paragea Arctogaean realm Holarctic subrealm Palearctic region
European subregion Mediterranean subregion Siberian subregion Mongolian
subregion Japanese subregion Nearctio region Canadian subregion
Alleghanian ...
Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, Chapel Hill, N.C., 1934
