- In a
similar way to
geobotanic divisions, our
planet is
divided in
zoogeographical (or faunal)
regions (further
divided as provinces,
territories and...
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first used in the 19th century, and is
still in use as the
basis for
zoogeographic classification. In an 1858
paper for the
Proceedings of the Linnean...
- The
Indomalayan realm is one of the
eight biogeographic realms. It
extends across most of
South and
Southeast Asia and into the
southern parts of East...
- The
Neotropical realm is one of the
eight biogeographic realms constituting Earth's land surface. Physically, it
includes the
tropical terrestrial ecoregions...
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Indian forms.
Still later,
mammals entered India from Asia
through two
zoogeographic p****es
flanking the Himalayas. This had the
effect of
lowering endemism...
-
Tsugaru Strait between the two
islands was
therefore established as a
zoogeographical boundary, and
became known as "Blakiston's Line".
Blakiston collected...
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floristic kingdoms of
botany or
zoogeographic regions of zoology. From 1872,
Alfred Russel Wallace developed a
system of
zoogeographic regions,
extending the ornithologist...
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includes both the
Nearctic zoogeographical region (which
covers most of
North America), and
Alfred Wallace's
Palearctic zoogeographical region (which covers...
-
Tsugaru Strait between the two
islands was
therefore established as a
zoogeographical boundary, and
became known as Blakiston's Line. This
finding was first...
- Palaeovertebrata. 18 (1): 1–94. Sánchez Marco, A. (2004). "Avian
zoogeographical patterns during the
Quaternary in the
Mediterranean region and paleoclimatic...
