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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «SUBSPECIFICALLY»
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1
The Birds of Northern Melanesia : Speciation, Ecology, and ...
If some species X is represented by different megasubspecies on two islands,
then the differentiation level for that species is taken as megasubspecies, even
though the populations of each island in turn may be subspecifically identical to
the ...
Museum of Comparative Zoology Harvard University Ernst Mayr Alexander Agassiz Professor of Zoology (Emeritus), Jared Diamond Professor of Physiology UCLA Medical Center, 2001
2
Aves (Columbidae to Coraciidae)
Neophema chrysogaster (Latham, l790) — Separation of Tasmanian from
Australian mainland populations subspecifically by Mathews (l9l2) and his
subsequent revisions, and by Peters (l937) did not appreciate that their mainland
records ...
Richard Schodde, I. J. Mason, W. W. K. Houston, 1997
Some workers regard F. libyca as only subspecifically distinct from F. silvestris.
The sand cats are highly adapted to desert conditions and their discontinuous
distribution reflects this fact. Their range runs across the north African Saharan ...
As was suggested in the original description, Plutellus blacki has proved to be no
more than subspecifically distinct from Plutellus davisi. Systematic Data Plutellus
davisi Macnab and McKey-Fender, 1953 The following description presents the ...
5
Grassfinches in Australia
Conversely, Ford (1986) did not subspecifically separate populations on Cape
York Peninsula from those of the Northern Territory and Western Australia, but
suggested that in the east an elevated section of the Great Dividing Range
between ...
Mark Shephard, Anthony Pridham, Joseph M Forshaw, 2012
6
Ecology and Conservation of Owls
There are also taxonomic questions regarding T. sororcula: it is thought either
that subspecies cayelii on Buru is specifically distinct from nominate sororcula on
the Tanimbar Islands, and that the population on Seram is subspecifically distinct
...
Ian Newton, Rodney Kavanagh, Jerry Olsen, 2002
7
The Speciation and Biogeography of Birds
Out of about 155 regular breeding species, they now have 33 kinds which have
been subspecifically differentiated from their continental counterparts, differing in
size and colour, and two other taxa, the Scottish Crossbill Loxia scotica and the ...
8
The cainozoic Globigerinida. Atlas
... which develops within Zone P. 12 of the Middle Eocene and is recognised to
contain two subspecifically related taxa, viz. (a) Globorotalia (Truncorotaloides)
rohri rohri (Bronnimann and Bermudez) (b) Globorotalia (Truncorotaloides) rohri
...
9
Mammal Species of the World: A Taxonomic and Geographic ...
... Lower Risk (cd) as K. ellipsiprymnus and subspecifically as K. e. defassa and K
. e. ellipsiprymnus. synonyms: ellipsiprymnos (Sundevall, 1846); adolfifriderici
Matschie, 1910; fulvifrons Matschie, 1910; nzoiae Matschie, 1910; raineyi Heller,
...
Don E. Wilson, DeeAnn M. Reeder, 2005
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Exploring the Borderlands: Documents of the Committee on ...
In other words, each of the above listed steps is only subspecifically distinct from
its neighbor above and below. The gap between the early giant type and Trinil
Man is closed by H. palaeojavan- icus, and that between Trinil Man (erectus) and
...
