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January 1, 1985Ornithological Monographs

Historical Biogeography and Patterns of Differentiation within the South American Avifauna: Areas of Endemism

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Joel Cracraft, Historical Biogeography and Patterns of Differentiation within the South American Avifauna: Areas of Endemism, Ornithological Monographs, No. 36, Neotropical Ornithology (1985), pp. 49-84

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