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Zoogeography

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The dispersal centres of terrestrial vertebrates in the Neotropical realm

Müller, Paul

1973

Placing animals

Julie Urbanik

2012

The living world

Teresa Farino

1992

Distribution and origin of life in America

R. F. Scharff

1911

Archipelago

Marty Fujita, Gavan Daws

1999

Geographical population analysis

Brian A. Maurer

1994

Predicting species occurrences

Michael L. Morrison, Peter H. Raven

2002

The geography of mammals

William Lutley Sclater

1899

Wild animal atlas

National Geographic Society (U.S.)

2010

Tiergeographie auf ökologischer Grundlage

Richard Hesse

1924

The geographical and geological distribution of animals

Angelo Heilprin

1907

A geographical history of mammals

Richard Lydekker

1896

Wildlife Atlas

John Farndon

2002

The geography of evolution

George Gaylord Simpson

1965

A treatise on the geography and classification of animals

William Swainson

1835

A contribution to the zoögeography of the East Indian islands

Thomas Barbour

1912

Wild life of the world

Richard Lydekker

1916

On the classification and geographical distribution of the mammalia

Richard Owen

1859

A text-book of zoogeography

Frank E. Beddard

1895

Complete British Animals

Paul Sterry

2005

Check-list of North American Batrachia and Reptilia

Edward Drinker Cope

1875

How the animals came to North America

Julian May - undifferentiated, Julian May

1974

All in the family

Gilda Berger

1981

Usborne animal picture atlas

Edwards, Linda

2008

The aesthetic nature of Tennyson

Jean Pauline Smith

1920

Where animals live

Emily C. Dawson

2011

Aspects of zoogeography

Müller, Paul

1974

Animal Planet - Atlas of Animals

Jinny Johnson

2013

The illustrated atlas of wildlife

Channa N. B. Bambaradeniya

2009

Zoogeography

Philip Jackson Darlington

1980

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