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  2. The vegetation of alberta

    E. H. Moss in The Botanical Review
    Article 01 November 1955

  4. Arctic Land Birds and Their Migrations

    Arctic bird life appears more complicated than that of the arctic mammals because there are more recognized species of birds that breed in the...
    Laurence Irving in Arctic Life of Birds and Mammals
    Chapter 1972

  5. History of the Mediterranean Ecosystem in California

    Similar physical environments, acting on organisms of dissimilar origins in different parts of the world, have produced structurally and functionally...
    Daniel I. Axelrod in Mediterranean Type Ecosystems
    Chapter 1973

  6. Madagascar Relief and Main Types of Landscape

    With a length of 995 miles from Diego-Suarez to Cap Sainte-Marie and a maximum width of 360 miles, Madagascar is the third largest island in the...
    R. Battistini in Biogeography and Ecology in Madagascar
    Chapter 1972

  7. In Conclusion

    To conclude this work, which provides us with a wealth of material and every chapter of which has been contributed by an expert in his own field, a...
    J. Millot in Biogeography and Ecology in Madagascar
    Chapter 1972

  8. Iraq

    The climate of Iraq approaches the continental type with very hot summers and cold winters. The rainfall, which ranges from below 100 mm in the...
    K. H. Oedekoven in Afforestation in Arid Zones
    Chapter 1970

  9. Zoogeographical Aspects of the Australian Dipterofauna

    It is not possible at present to give an exact picture of the Australian fauna of Diptera from the zoogeographical aspect, because our knowledge of...
    S. J. Paramonov in Biogeography and Ecology in Australia
    Chapter 1959

  10. Subarctic and Arctic Mountains

    The principal high mountains of the subarctic and arctic regions, so far explored by entomologists, include the mountain systems of Fennoscandia, the...
    M. S. Mani in Ecology and Biogeography of High Altitude Insects
    Chapter 1968

  11. The Mountains of Equatorial East Africa

    The mountains of equatorial East Africa are of exceptional geographical, geological, ecological and biogeographical interest. An attempt is made in...
    M. S. Mani in Ecology and Biogeography of High Altitude Insects
    Chapter 1968
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