Titlebook: Biogeography and Ecology in South America; E. J. Fittkau,J. Illies,H. Sioli Book 1969 Dr. W. Junk N.V., Publishers, The Hague 1969 biogeog

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-62906-0e Pan-American Highway today. They entered the South American continent along the isthmus of Darien which, because of a lowering of the sea level during a cold period between thirteen thousand and nine thousand years ago, was more easily crossed at that time than it is today (. 1961).

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Kant and Kierkegaard on Religionock have been removed since operations began in 1915. Less spectacular, perhaps, but certainly no less significant as to volume and value of the materials involved, is the stripping of topsoil from the lands of South America, by forces of nature which man has unleashed or aggravated.

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Nature and Geography of South American Soils,r, only a very small percentage of the map is based on systematic national soil surveys while the remaining part is the result of exploratory surveys and field soil correlation carried out to clarify the soil composition of selected areas in relation to other relevant data of the South American environment.

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The South American Indians and their Culture,e Pan-American Highway today. They entered the South American continent along the isthmus of Darien which, because of a lowering of the sea level during a cold period between thirteen thousand and nine thousand years ago, was more easily crossed at that time than it is today (. 1961).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8179-0ions, the discussion of the climates of South America must necessarily draw heavily on meteorological data. It should be noted that long-term weather records are frequently unavailable for this part of the world, so that much extrapolation and interpretation must be carried out in order to arrive at a generalized idea of climate.