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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G. H. Simmons M.D.,M. Fislibein M.D.stic affinities of the termites of the Indian region. Although the termites are perhaps better known than most other groups of insects in this country, there are nevertheless large gaps in our knowledge and many important areas in the country have not been satisfactorily explored so far. In the pres

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-53154-5tion 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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