Titlebook: Ecology and Biogeography in India; M. S. Mani (Emeritus Professor of Entomology) Book 1974 Dr. W. Junk b.v., Publishers, The Hague 1974 Fa

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The Biogeography of Indian Butterflies,tion of . by classifying genera numerically, both according to their geographical distribution and according to where their component species were concentrated. This method was exemplified by analysis of a sample of the butterfly genera to be found in India. The results were related to what is known

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Ecology and Distribution of Fresh-Water Fishes, Amphibia and Reptiles, decades. For many years he was closely associated with H. and Prof. M. in their biogeographical studies. Considerable work was done on the fresh-water fishes in collaboration with H., who more than any one else contributed in recent years to focuss attention on some of the outstanding problems of t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-91395-2nd regional distribution of the annual rainfall in India. Some reference is also made to phenomena like cold and heat waves, frost, high wind, hailstorm, etc. (G. 1953, R. 1946, R. et al. 1954, R. 1960, 1968).

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Book 1974eylon and Burma. It summarizes the results of nearly four decades‘ studies and field explorations and discussions with students on the distribution of plants and animals, practically throughout this vast area and on the underlying factors. A number of specialists in geology, meteorology, botany, zoo

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Die Aufbewahrung der Arzneimittel,9), F. (1930), F. (1931), G. 1926), H. (1934, 1935), K. (1952, 1953, 1968), P. (1950, 1961, 1965), W. (1931, 1938, 1942) and others. The following outline is necessarily brief and leaves out much of details.