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    The Thesaurus that follows is drawn from the words in the titles of the main bibliography, plus the 'Added Terms' I provide. It therefore represents a sample of pre-1950 biogeography's key concepts and their spelling and form variants; these variants are given not for reasons of obsessive thoroughness, but to remind those searching for particular materials that it is best to vary their search terms if they expect to maximize their chances of retrieving relevant items.

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Note:  In the following, 'R.T.' = 'Related Term(s)'

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  • absence [R.T.: rarity -- presence ]
  • abundance-frequency ratios
  • accidental -- accidentals [R.T.: extralimital -- occasional ]
  • accidental dispersal (see dispersal)
  • acclimatization -- acclimatize
  • Achatinellinæ (see land snails)
  • Achillea (see yarrow)
  • acidity [R.T.: pH ]
  • Acrididae (see grasshoppers)
  • adaptation [R.T.: adaptive radiation -- evolution -- mimicry ]
  • adaptive radiation [R.T.: evolution -- speciation ]
  • Aegean Sea
  • aerial currents (see air currents)
  • aerial tow-netting [R.T.: insects ]
  • affinities [R.T.: relations -- relationships ]
  • Africa -- African [R.T.: Afrique du Nord -- Belgian Congo -- Cape Verdes -- Congo -- Lake Nyasa -- Lake Tanganyika -- North Africa -- Sahara -- South Africa -- Tanganyika -- tropical Africa --Uluguru -- Usambara ]
  • age and area -- age-and-area [R.T.: Willis ]
  • Age of Mammals (see Cenozoic)
  • agricultural chemistry
  • air [R.T.: aerial ]
  • air currents [R.T.: aerial currents -- wind ]
  • Alabama
  • Alaska [R.T.: Sitkan ]
  • Alectoromorphae
  • algae [R.T.: marine algae ]
  • Alger
  • alien [R.T.: bioinvasions -- introduced ]
  • Allee effect
  • Allen's rule [R.T.: ecogeographic rules ]
  • allopatry [R.T.: speciation -- sympatry ]
  • Alpes
  • alpine (see mountains)
  • alternation of generations
  • altitude -- altitudinal [R.T.: alpine -- altitudinal factors -- elevation -- isolation -- life zones -- montane -- mountains -- topographical -- vertical -- altitudinal zonation ]
  • Amazon -- Amazonian -- Amazons [R.T.: Brazil ]
  • America -- American -- Americas -- Amérique [R.T.: boreal America -- Central America -- Latin America -- New World -- North America -- South America -- United States -- Western Hemisphere ]
  • American Museum of Natural History
  • amphibians -- Amphibia [R.T.: Anura -- Batrachia -- frogs -- herpetogeography -- herpetological -- herpetology -- salamanders ]
  • analogy
  • ancient
  • ancient lakes
  • ancient relations [R.T.: paleogeography ]
  • Andes -- Andean
  • angiosperms (see flowering plants)
  • animal aggregations
  • animal behavior [R.T.: animal activity -- behavior -- habits ]
  • animal communities -- animal community
  • animal ecology (see ecology)
  • animal geography [R.T.: Tiergeographie ]
  • animal kingdom
  • animal lore
  • animal populations -- animal population [R.T.: population biology -- populations ]
  • animal world [R.T.: Tierwelt ]
  • animals -- animal -- animaux [R.T.: bathypelagic animals -- extinct animals -- freshwater animals -- game animals -- land animals -- marine animals -- terrestrial animals -- Thiere -- vertebrated animals -- water animals ]
  • annual tree rings
  • ant
  • Antarctica -- Antarctic
  • anthropogenic factors [R.T.: human -- man -- people ]
  • anthropogeography
  • Antilles -- Antillean [R.T.: Caribbean -- Gulf of Mexico -- island -- West Indies ]
  • antipodal faunas
  • Anura (see amphibians)
  • aquarium fishes
  • aquatic [R.T.: freshwater -- fresh-water -- lakes -- marine -- oceanic -- river -- water ]
  • archaeology -- archaeological
  • Archatlantis (see land bridges)
  • Archegoniatae
  • Archhelenis (see land bridges)
  • Archinotis (see land bridges)
  • Archiplata (see land bridges)
  • Arctic -- Arctica [R.T.: Alaska -- Canada -- Canadian -- Greenland -- Polarländer -- Spitsbergen ]
  • arctic-alpine floras
  • area -- areas [R.T.: age and area -- age-and-area -- species-area ]
  • Argentine ant
  • arid [R.T.: desert ]
  • Arizona [R.T.: Little Colorado -- San Francisco Mountain -- San Francisco Mountains ]
  • Artbildung (see speciation)
  • Arten (see genus)
  • arthropod -- arthropods [R.T.: Crustacea -- decapods -- insects -- mites -- parasites -- spiders ]
  • Artiodactyla [R.T.: bison ]
  • Aru Islands
  • Asia -- Asien [R.T.: Borneo -- Burma -- Ceylon -- India -- Indo-Australian -- Indo-Australische -- Japan -- Japanese -- Malay Archipelago ]
  • aspen association
  • association (see plant association; relationships; measures of association)
  • Atlantic -- Atlantica -- atlantischen [R.T.: Archatlantis -- Atlantic Ocean -- Caribbean -- Gulf of Mexico -- North Atlantic -- South Atlantic ]
  • atlas
  • atolls [R.T.: Bikini -- coral islands -- coral reefs ]
  • atrophy of wings
  • Australasia [R.T.: Asia -- Australia -- Indo-Australian -- Indonesia -- Malay Archipelago -- Philippines ]
  • Australia -- Australian [R.T.: Australasia -- Tasmania ]
  • Austroicetes cruciata Sauss. (see grasshoppers)
  • autecology (see ecology)
  • Aves (see birds)
  • avifauna (see birds; fauna)
  • Azores

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  • bacteria
  • Balkan Peninsula
  • barriers [R.T.: boundaries -- corridor -- dispersal -- range -- range limits ]
  • basal metabolism [R.T.: metabolic rate ]
  • baseleveling [R.T.: physiography ]
  • bathypelagic
  • Beagle -- H.M.S. Beagle
  • beetles [R.T.: bark beetle -- Carabidae -- flour beetles -- Tribolium ]
  • behavior [R.T.: animal activity -- animal behavior -- habits ]
  • Belgian Congo
  • Bergmann's rule [R.T.: ecogeographic rules ]
  • bibliography
  • Bikini
  • bio-ecology (see ecology)
  • bioclimatic zones (see zone)
  • bioclimatology -- bioclimatic [R.T.: climatic factors -- evapotranspiration -- ground -- microclimatology -- phytoclimate ]
  • biodiversity [R.T.: diversity ]
  • biogeochemical cycles
  • biogeographic regions [R.T.: biomes -- biotic provinces -- ecozones -- faunal areas -- faunal realms -- faunal regions -- natural provinces -- natural regions -- regional biogeography -- regional biotas -- regional differentiation -- regional faunas -- regional floras -- regional phytogeography -- regionalen Tiergeographie -- zoogeographic regions -- zoogeographical regions -- zoological provinces -- zoological regions ]
  • biogeography -- biogeographic -- biogéographie -- biogéographique -- biogeographische [R.T.: cultural biogeography -- ecological biogeography -- historical biogeography -- history of biogeography -- island biogeography -- marine biogeography -- paleobiogeography -- paleogeography -- regional biogeography -- systematic biogeography ]
  • bioinvasions [R.T.: introduced -- introduced species -- introduction -- invasion ]
  • biological survey
  • biology -- biologia -- biological [R.T.: biological survey -- biota -- biotic -- economic biology -- Hydrobiologie -- marine biology -- paleobiology -- physical biology -- population biology -- sociobiology -- wildlife biology ]
  • biomes (see biogeographic regions)
  • biosphere
  • biota -- biotic [R.T.: life ]
  • biotic provinces (see biogeographic regions)
  • bipolar plant distribution
  • bird migration [R.T.: migration ]
  • birds -- bird [R.T.: Alectoromorphae -- Aves -- avian -- avifauna -- bird distribution -- bird fauna -- bird-faunae -- bird geography -- bird-life -- bird migration -- breeding birds -- European starling -- finches -- Heteromorphae -- honeycreepers -- oceanic birds -- Oiseaux -- ornithic fauna -- ornithogeography -- ornithology -- passerines -- Vögel -- winter birds ]
  • bison
  • body temperature [R.T.: basal metabolism -- heat regulation ]
  • bog plant societies
  • boreal America -- boreali-Americana [R.T.: boreal ]
  • Borneo
  • botany -- botanical -- botaniques -- botanist [R.T.: economic botany -- geobotany -- geographic botany -- paleobotany -- topographical botany ]
  • boundaries [R.T.: faunal boundaries -- physiographic boundaries -- range boundaries -- zoogeographic boundaries ]
  • Brazil [R.T.: Amazon ]
  • breeding [R.T.: breeding birds ]
  • British Guiana
  • British Isles [R.T.: British -- England -- English -- Ireland -- Irish -- Nottingham -- Scotland -- Selborne -- Southampton ]
  • Bromeliaceae
  • Burma
  • burn -- burning (see fire)
  • butterflies [R.T.: Papilionidae ]

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  • cactus -- cacti [R.T.: succulent plants ]
  • California [R.T.: Death Valley -- Joshua Tree National Monument ]
  • Canada -- Canadian
  • Canaries
  • Cape Verdes
  • Carabidae (see beetles)
  • Caribbean [R.T.: Antilles -- Atlantic -- Caribbean Sea -- Gulf of Mexico -- West Indies ]
  • catalogue [R.T.: check-list -- list -- lists ]
  • cave -- caves
  • Cenozoic [R.T.: Age of Mammals -- Quaternary -- Tertiary ]
  • center of dispersion (see dispersal)
  • center of geographical distribution
  • center of origin -- centers of origin
  • centers -- center
  • centers of creation (see Creation)
  • centers of diffusion (see dispersal)
  • centers of dispersal (see dispersal)
  • Central America -- Centrali-Americana [R.T.: Latin America -- Nicaragua -- Panama ]
  • Ceylon
  • change -- changes [R.T.: Abändern -- climatic change -- environmental change -- geological changes -- long-term change -- past changes -- physiographic change -- range change -- topographical change -- vegetational change ]
  • chaparral
  • character -- characters [R.T.: adaptation -- character variation -- descriptive characters -- diagnostic characters -- geographical variation -- size variation -- specific characters -- variation -- variation of species ]
  • character variation (see character)
  • check-list [R.T.: catalogue -- list -- lists ]
  • chemical -- chemically -- Chemie -- chemistry [R.T.: acidity -- pH ]
  • chemical factors
  • chemical weathering
  • chemically altered rocks
  • chernozem
  • Chicago region
  • Chile
  • chronology (see dating)
  • circular causal systems
  • civilization
  • cladistics [R.T.: phylogenetic systematics -- phylogeny -- systematics ]
  • classification -- classify [R.T.: character -- cladistics -- systematics -- taxonomy ]
  • climate -- climates -- climatic -- climatology -- climats [R.T.: bioclimatology -- climatic factors -- freezing weather -- geological climates -- Klima's -- Klimate -- klimatische -- klimatischen -- Klimatologie -- microclimatology -- mountain climates -- weather ]
  • climate fluctuations (see climatic change)
  • climatic change -- changes in climate [R.T.: climate fluctuations ]
  • climatic cycles
  • climatic distribution
  • climatic factors -- climatic factor
  • climatic races
  • climax (see ecological climax)
  • climax forest (see ecological climax)
  • cline [R.T.: populations ]
  • clonal growth
  • Clyde Sea
  • coasts -- coast [R.T.: littoral -- ocean ]
  • coefficients of association (see measures of association)
  • coefficient of community (see measures of association)
  • cold-blooded
  • coleopterous
  • Colombia
  • Colorado [R.T.: Little Colorado -- Lower Colorado Valley -- Rocky Mountains ]
  • colonization -- colonisation
  • commonness [R.T.: rarity ]
  • communities -- community [R.T.: animal community -- aspen association -- biotic communities -- ecological communities -- plant community -- plant communities -- spruce communities -- tidal communities ]
  • community ecology (see ecology)
  • comparative anatomy [R.T.: anatomie comparée ]
  • competition [R.T.: natural selection -- selection ]
  • Compositae (see sunflowers)
  • conditions
  • Congo
  • coniferous forest -- conifers [R.T.: taiga ]
  • conservation [R.T.: protection ]
  • conservation ethic
  • continental drift -- continental drifting [R.T.: Entstehung der Kontinente -- wandering continents ]
  • continental history
  • continental permanence hypothesis
  • continents -- continental [R.T.: -- Kontinente -- land masses -- southern continents ]
  • control [R.T.: management -- temperature control ]
  • controlled burning (see fire)
  • Cook -- Capt. James Cook
  • coral -- corals [R.T.: coral islands -- coral reefs ]
  • correlation
  • corridor dispersal (see dispersal)
  • Creation [R.T.: centers of creation -- multiple creation ]
  • Cretaceous [R.T.: Kreidezeit -- Mesozoic ]
  • crop geograpy
  • crop zones (see zone)
  • crossdating (see dendrochronology)
  • Crustacea
  • cryptogams
  • cultivated plants [R.T.: domestication -- Kulturpflanzen -- plantes cultivées ]
  • cultural biogeography [R.T.: domestication ]
  • currents (see air currents; ocean currents)
  • cycles (see population cycles)
  • Cynipidae (see gall wasps)
  • cyprinodont fish -- cyprinodont fishes

    DDDDD
  • Darwin's finches
  • Darwinism [R.T.: Darwin'sche Theorie -- evolution -- natural selection ]
  • data [R.T.: mapped data ]
  • dating [R.T.: chronology -- crossdating -- dendrochronology -- geochronology -- tree ring chronology ]
  • Death Valley [R.T.: California ]
  • decapods
  • deciduous forest
  • degenerative evolution
  • dendrochronology [R.T.: crossdating ]
  • density [R.T.: density dependent -- insect density -- population density ]
  • density dependent
  • desert -- deserts [R.T.: arid -- desertification -- Sahara -- Sonoran ]
  • desert basins
  • desert fishes
  • desert plants [R.T.: desert vegetation ]
  • desert mountain -- desert mountains
  • desertification
  • development
  • diagnostic characters (see character)
  • diatoms
  • Dice coefficient -- Dice index (see measures of association)
  • differentiation
  • Dinornithiformes (see moa)
  • direction d'aimantation des roches volcaniques [R.T.: geomagnetism ]
  • diseases
  • disjunct distribution patterns [R.T.: segregations ]
  • dispersal -- dispersals [R.T.: accidental dispersal -- ancient dispersals -- barriers -- centers of diffusion -- centers of dispersal -- corridor dispersal -- dispersalism -- dispersion -- filter bridges -- horizontal dispersion -- host-parasite dispersal -- larval dispersal -- Migrationsgesetz -- post-glacial dispersals -- postglacial dispersal -- seed dispersal -- spread -- sweepstakes dispersal -- Verbreitungsgeschichte -- vertical dispersion -- waif dispersal -- wanderings -- Wanderungen -- wind dispersal ]
  • dispersalism
  • dispersion (see dispersal)
  • distance
  • distance-decay relationship
  • distance dispersion rates
  • distribution -- distributional [R.T.: artificial distribution -- bird distribution -- climatic distribution -- disjunct distribution -- distribution florale -- distribution géographique -- distribution patterns -- fish distribution -- geographic distribution -- geographical distribution -- geographische Verbreitung -- geological distribution -- habitat distribution -- local distribution -- mammalian distribution -- plant distribution -- postglacial distribution -- relictual distribution -- theories of distribution -- topographical distribution -- vertical distribution -- zoological distribution ]
  • distribution patterns (see distribution)
  • divergence (see speciation)
  • divergent mutation
  • diversity [R.T.: biodiversity -- species diversity ]
  • diversity indices [R.T.: Index of Diversity ]
  • dividing -- division
  • domestication [R.T.: cultural biogeography -- Hausthiere -- Kulturpflanzen -- plant domestication -- plantes cultivées ]
  • double invasions
  • dredging
  • Drepaniidae (see honeycreepers)
  • Drosophila
  • dynamic ecology (see ecology)

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  • earth [R.T.: Erde -- globe -- world ]
  • earth's surface [R.T.: paleogeography -- uniformitarianism ]
  • east -- eastern
  • East Indian Archipelago -- East Indian Islands (see Malay Archipelago; Indonesia)
  • Easter Island
  • Eastern Europe
  • echinoderm fauna
  • ecogeographic rules [R.T.: Allen's rule -- Bergmann's rule -- Gloger's rule ]
  • ecologic association [R.T.: plant association -- plant associations ]
  • ecological biogeography (see biogeography)
  • ecological climax [R.T.: climax -- climax forest -- climax vegetation -- communities -- succession ]
  • ecological communities
  • ecological evolution
  • ecological isolation
  • ecological overlap
  • ecological succession (see plant succession)
  • ecological theory [R.T.: ecosystem concept -- philosophy of ecology ]
  • ecology -- ecologic -- ecological -- ecologically [R.T.: alpine ecology -- animal ecology -- autecology -- bio-ecology -- community ecology -- dynamic ecology -- ecological biogeography -- ecological communities -- ecological isolation -- ecological overlap -- geo-ecological -- landscape ecology -- marine ecology -- mathematical ecology -- oecology -- ökologische -- ökologischer -- philosophy of ecology -- physiological ecology -- plant ecology -- statistical ecology -- synecology -- theoretical ecology ]
  • economic biology
  • economic entomology
  • economic survey
  • ecospecies
  • ecosystem concept
  • ecotones
  • ecotypes
  • ecozones (see zone)
  • ecto-parasites
  • Ecuador
  • edaphic factors (see soil)
  • elephants [R.T.: mammoth -- mastodons -- mastodonts -- Proboscidea ]
  • elevation (see altitude)
  • endangered [R.T.: conservation -- protection -- rarity -- vanishing ]
  • endemism -- endemic [R.T.: disjunct ]
  • enemies
  • energy balance
  • energy resources
  • England -- English (see British Isles)
  • entomology (see insects)
  • environmental change
  • environmental determinism
  • environmental factors
  • environments -- environment -- environmental [R.T.: alpine environments -- habitat -- microenvironmental -- varied environments ]
  • Eocene
  • epoch of the northern drift (see glacial epoch)
  • equiformal progressive areas
  • eradication (see extermination)
  • ethnography
  • Eurasia -- Eurasian [R.T.: Asia -- Europe -- Palaarktischen -- Paléarctique ]
  • Europe -- Europäischen -- Europa -- Europas -- European [R.T.: Eastern Europe -- France -- Germany -- Griechenland -- Italien ]
  • European starling
  • evaporation (see evapotranspiration)
  • evapotranspiration [R.T.: evaporation -- transpiration -- water-balance ]
  • evolution -- évolution -- evolutionary [R.T.: Darwinism -- ecological evolution -- degenerative evolution -- ecological evolution -- faunal evolution -- floristic evolution -- macroevolution -- plant evolution -- rates of evolution ]
  • exchange [R.T.: interchange ]
  • experiments [R.T.: experimental studies ]
  • exposure [R.T.: microclimatology -- slope aspect ]
  • extermination -- exterminated [R.T.: eradication -- extinct -- extirpated ]
  • extinct -- extinction [R.T.: exterminated -- extermination -- extirpated -- post-glacial extinction ]
  • extirpated (see extermination)
  • extralimital records [R.T.: accidental -- accidentals ]

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  • families [R.T.: genera ]
  • fauna -- faunae -- faunal -- faunas -- Faunen [R.T.: antipodal faunas -- arthropod fauna -- avifauna -- bird fauna -- bird-faunae -- echinoderm fauna -- extinct faunas -- herpetological fauna -- insect fauna -- insular faunas -- isolated faunas -- mammalian faunas -- marsupial fauna -- regional faunas -- southern faunas -- Tertiary faunas -- Wustenfauna ]
  • faunal areas (see biogeographic regions)
  • faunal boundaries (see boundaries)
  • faunal evolution
  • faunal exchange
  • faunal migration route
  • faunal realms (see biogeographic regions)
  • faunal regions (see biogeographic regions)
  • faunal relations -- faunal relationships
  • faunal resemblance (see measures of association)
  • faunal successions
  • filter-bridges [R.T.: land bridges ]
  • finches
  • fire [R.T.: burn -- controlled burning ]
  • fisheries
  • fishes -- fish [R.T.: aquarium fishes -- cyprinodont -- desert fishes -- fish distribution -- fisheries -- fresh-water fish -- fresh-water fishes -- freshwater fishes -- goldfish -- Jordanella ]
  • fitness
  • flora -- floras -- floristic [R.T.: alpine floras -- arctic floras -- arctic-alpine floras -- Cretaceous floras -- endemic flora -- flora fossilis -- Florengebiete -- insular floras -- land flora -- marine flora -- montane floras -- natural floristic areas -- naturalized flora -- new flora -- plants -- pond floras -- regional floras -- remnant floras -- Tertiary flora -- Tertiary floras -- vegetation ]
  • Florida
  • floristic associations (see ecologic association)
  • floristic comparisons
  • floristic regions (see biogeographic regions)
  • flour beetles [R.T.: Tribolium ]
  • flowering -- flowering plants [R.T.: angiosperm leaves -- angiosperms -- germination -- phaenogamous ]
  • folklore [R.T.: literature -- lore -- myth ]
  • forest floor
  • forests -- forest [R.T.: Amazonian forests -- aspen -- boreal -- climax forest -- coniferous -- deciduous -- forest classification -- forest floor -- forest geography -- oak -- pine -- ponderosa-pine -- postglacial forest -- rain-forest -- redwood -- silvicultural -- spruce -- taiga -- Tertiary forests ]
  • form -- forms [R.T.: morphology ]
  • formation -- formations
  • fossil -- fossile -- fossiles -- fossilis [R.T.: paleobotany -- paleontology ]
  • France [R.T.: Ile de France -- Paris ]
  • free-floating vegetation
  • freezing weather -- freezing temperatures
  • fresh-water -- freshwater [R.T.: Binnengewässer -- lakes -- river -- water ]
  • fresh-water fishes -- fresh-water fish -- freshwater fishes
  • frogs (see amphibians)
  • fungi

    GGGGG
  • Galapagos
  • gall wasps [R.T.: Cynipidae]
  • game animals
  • game management
  • genetics [R.T.: genotypical -- heredity -- polyploidy ]
  • genotypical response
  • genus -- genera [R.T.: Arten -- families ]
  • geo-ecological
  • geobotany
  • geochronology (see dating)
  • geographic botany
  • geographical distribution -- geographic distribution [R.T.: distribution -- distribution géographique -- geographische Verbreitung ]
  • geographical factors
  • geographical history [R.T.: ancient geography -- paleobiogeography -- paleogeography ]
  • geographical isolation (see isolation)
  • geographical origin
  • geographical range -- geographic range -- geographic ranges [R.T.: distribution -- range ]
  • geographical relations -- geographical relationships
  • geographical variation (see character)
  • geographical zoology
  • geography -- geographic -- geographical -- geographically -- géographie -- geographische [R.T.: ancient geography -- animal geography -- bird geography -- Erdkunde -- forest geography -- physical geography -- phytogeography -- plant geography -- systematic geography -- zoogeography -- zoological geography ]
  • geological changes
  • geological climates
  • geological distribution
  • geological history [R.T.: historical geology ]
  • geological succession
  • geology -- geologic -- geological -- géologiques [R.T.: historical geology -- paleontology ]
  • geomagnetism [R.T.: direction d'aimantation ]
  • geomorphology
  • geopolitics
  • Germany -- German [R.T.: Allgemeinen ]
  • germination [R.T.: flowering ]
  • giant cactus
  • giant land tortoises
  • glacial -- glaciation (see glacial epoch)
  • glacial epoch -- glacial epochs [R.T.: epoch of the northern drift -- glacial -- glacial period -- glaciation -- ice age -- ice ages -- ice sheets -- interglacial -- Pleistocene -- post-glacial -- postglacial -- Quaternary -- unglaciated -- refugia ]
  • glacial lakes
  • glacial refugia (see refugia)
  • Gloger's rule [R.T.: ecogeographic rules ]
  • goldfish
  • Gondwana [R.T.: Old World -- southern continents ]
  • gradients
  • grain
  • grasses
  • grasshoppers [R.T.: Acrididae -- Austroicetes ]
  • grassland [R.T.: prairies -- steppe ]
  • Great Basin
  • Great Plains [R.T.: Middle Region -- Middle West -- Midwest ]
  • Great Smoky Mountains
  • Greater Antilles (see Antilles)
  • Greenland
  • Griechenland
  • Grisebach
  • ground [R.T.: ground level -- microclimatology ]
  • ground level
  • group selection [R.T.: natural selection -- selection ]
  • growth [R.T.: plant growth ]
  • Gulf of Mexico [R.T.: Antilles -- Atlantic -- Caribbean -- West Indies ]

    HHHHH
  • habitat [R.T.: environments ]
  • habitat distribution
  • habitat forms
  • habitations
  • habits [R.T.: animal activity -- animal behavior -- behavior ]
  • hammocks
  • Hausthiere (see domestication)
  • hauteur absolue
  • Hawaiian Islands -- Hawaii -- Hawaiian
  • heat regulation [R.T.: thermoregulation ]
  • heredity [R.T.: genetics ]
  • herpetogeography [R.T.: herpetological fauna ]
  • herpetology -- herpetological
  • Heteromorphae
  • historical biogeography
  • historical geology
  • historical plant geography
  • historischen Tiergeographie
  • history -- historical -- histoire [R.T.: continental history -- geographical history -- geological history -- hydrographic history -- natural history -- recent history -- vegetational history ]
  • history of biogeography
  • History of Creation
  • history of ecology
  • history of phytogeography
  • Holarctic -- holarctique -- Holarktis
  • Holocene [R.T.: Pleistocene -- post-glacial -- postglacial -- Quaternary ]
  • hologenesis [R.T.: ologénèse ]
  • honeycreepers
  • horizontal dispersion (see dispersal)
  • host-parasite dispersal
  • host-parasite relation
  • hot springs
  • humid
  • humus -- Humusformen [R.T.: soil ]
  • hybridization -- hybrid -- hybrids -- [R.T.: genetics -- hybrid formation -- speciation ]
  • hydrographic history
  • hydroids
  • hydrosphere (see ocean)
  • hypothesis testing
  • hystricomorphs

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  • ice age -- ice ages (see glacial epoch)
  • ice sheets (see glacial epoch)
  • Illinois
  • Index of Diversity
  • India
  • indicator species
  • indigenous -- indigene
  • individualistic concept -- individualistic hypothesis
  • Indo-Australian -- Indo-Australische
  • Indo-Pacific
  • Indonesia [R.T.: Australasia -- Borneo -- East Indian -- Indischen Archipel -- Indo-Australian -- Indo-Australische -- Indo-Pacific -- Java -- Krakatau -- Malay Archipelago -- Sarawak -- Wallace's Line -- Weber's Line ]
  • insect density
  • insect population
  • insects -- insect -- Insecta -- Insekten [R.T.: ant -- arthropod -- arthropods -- beetles -- butterflies -- Carabidae -- coleopterous -- Drosophila -- elm bark beetle -- entomology -- grasshoppers -- insect fauna -- Mallophaga -- oceanic insects -- Papilionidae -- Thrips -- Thysanoptera -- Tribolium ]
  • insolation [R.T.: exposure -- microclimatology ]
  • insular (see island)
  • insulation
  • inter-hemispheric migration
  • inter-continental
  • interchange [R.T.: exchange ]
  • interglacial periods (see glacial epoch)
  • intertidal zone [R.T.: tide ]
  • intra-continental
  • introduced species (see bioinvasions; introduced)
  • introduced -- introduction [R.T.: bioinvasions -- introduced species -- invasion -- naturalisation -- naturalized ]
  • invasion -- invasions (see bioinvasions; introduced)
  • invertebrates [R.T.: arthropods -- Crustacea -- echinoderm -- hydroids -- insects -- molluscs -- Oligochaeten ]
  • Ireland -- Irish
  • island -- islands [R.T.: Azores -- Borneo -- Canaries -- Cape Verdes -- Ceylon -- Easter -- Galapagos -- Greenland -- Hawaii -- Hawaiian -- insel -- insular -- Isle Royale -- Jamaica -- Java -- Juan Fernandez -- Madeiran Group -- Madeiras -- Marquesas -- Marshall -- New Guinea -- New Zealand -- Saint Helena -- Salvages -- South Georgia -- South Island -- Spitsbergen ]
  • island biogeography
  • island classification
  • island life
  • Isle de France
  • Isle Royale
  • isocrymes [R.T.: temperature ]
  • isolated prairie grove [R.T.: disjunct -- relictual -- relicts ]
  • isolating mechanisms
  • isolation -- isolated -- isolating [R.T.: geographical isolation -- isolating factor -- isolation by altitude]
  • isotheres
  • isothermal oceanic chart
  • isthmian links
  • Italien

    JJJJJ
  • Jaccard coefficient -- Jaccard index -- Jaccard similarity index (see measures of similarity)
  • Jamaica
  • Japan -- Japanese
  • Java
  • Jordanella floridae
  • Joshua Tree National Monument
  • Jura
    KKKKK

  • Krakatau

    LLLLL
  • Lake Baikal
  • Lake Michigan
  • Lake Nyasa
  • Lake Superior
  • Lake Tanganyika
  • lakes -- lake [R.T.: Baikal -- freshwater -- fresh-water -- glacial lakes -- Lake District -- limnology -- Michigan -- Nyasa -- Superior -- Tanganyika ]
  • land [R.T.: continents -- terrestrial ]
  • land bridges -- land bridge [R.T.: Archatlantis -- Archhelenis -- Archinotis -- Archiplata -- land bridge theory -- Landverbindgung -- paleogeography ]
  • land masses [R.T.: continents ]
  • land plants [R.T.: Embryophyta -- land flora ]
  • land shells [R.T.: land Mollusca -- land-snails -- land snails -- Testacea ]
  • land snails -- land-snails [R.T.: Achatinellinæ ]
  • land vertebrates
  • Landverbindung (see land bridges)
  • landscape ecology
  • landscape evolution
  • larvae -- larval
  • larval dispersal
  • Latin America [R.T.: America -- Antilles -- Central America -- South America -- West Indies ]
  • latitude
  • law -- laws [R.T.: lois ]
  • law of the minimum -- Liebig's law of minimum
  • leaf-margin
  • leaves
  • Lebensgemeinschaft
  • Lebensraum [R.T.: living space ]
  • length of day [R.T.: seasonal ]
  • Liebig's law of minimum (see law of the minimum)
  • life [R.T.: biota -- biotic -- Leben -- Lebensraum ]
  • life zones [R.T.: crop zones ]
  • life-forms -- life forms
  • light
  • limit -- limits [R.T.: limiting factors -- range limits ]
  • limiting factors (see limit)
  • limnology (see lakes)
  • lists -- list [R.T.: catalogue -- check-list -- systematic list ]
  • Little Colorado
  • littoral
  • living space (see Lebensraum)
  • local distribution (see distribution)
  • logarithmic series
  • lognormal distribution
  • long-term change
  • Lotka-Volterra model
  • Louisiana
  • lowlands

    MMMMM
  • macroevolution [R.T.: evolution ]
  • Madagascar
  • Madeiran Group -- Madeiras -- Maderensia
  • malacology (see molluscs)
  • Malay Archipelago -- Malayan -- Malaysian [R.T.: Aru -- Borneo -- East Indian -- Indischen Archipel -- Java -- Krakatau -- Malesiana ]
  • Mallophaga
  • mammals -- mammal -- Mammalia -- mammalian [R.T.: Artiodactyla -- bison -- elephants -- hystricomorphs -- introduced mammals -- land mammals -- mammal-bearing -- mammal horizons -- mammifères -- mammoth -- marine mammals -- marsupial -- mastodons -- mastodonts -- monkeys -- Mus -- porcupines -- rat -- rodents -- Rodentia -- Säugethiere -- Tertiary mammals -- vanishing mammals ]
  • mammoth (see elephants)
  • man -- men [R.T.: anthropogenic factors -- human -- people ]
  • management
  • Maori culture
  • mapped data
  • marine -- marinen (see ocean)
  • marine biology
  • marine ecology (see ecology)
  • marine flora
  • marine life
  • marine mammals
  • marine species
  • Marquesas Islands
  • Marshall Islands
  • marsupial
  • mastodons -- mastodonts (see elephants)
  • mathematical ecology
  • mathematical models
  • Matthew -- Matthew's -- W. D. Matthew
  • measures of association [R.T.: association -- coefficient of community -- coefficients of association -- Dice coefficient -- Dice index -- ecologic association -- faunal resemblance -- Index of Diversity -- Jaccard coefficient -- Jaccard index -- Jaccard similarity index -- measures -- similarity values ]
  • Mediterranean
  • Merriam [R.T.: life zones ]
  • Mesozoic [R.T.: Cretaceous ]
  • metabolic rate [R.T.: basal metabolism -- metabolism -- oxygen consumption -- physiological ecology ]
  • Metasequoia
  • Metcalf
  • Mexico -- Mexican [R.T.: Central America -- Latin America ]
  • microclimatology [R.T.: bioclimatology -- freezing weather -- insolation -- low temperatures -- phytoclimate ]
  • microcosm
  • microenvironmental factors [R.T.: environmental factors ]
  • Midwest [R.T.: Middle Region -- Middle West ]
  • migration -- migrations [R.T.: bird migration -- migration route -- migration routes ]
  • mimicry [R.T.: adaptation ]
  • Minnesota
  • Miocene
  • mire vegetation [R.T.: peat ]
  • mites [R.T.: parasites ]
  • moa -- moas [R.T.: Moa-hunter -- Dinornithiformes ]
  • moisture [R.T.: climate -- precipitation ]
  • molluscs -- Mollusca -- mollusks [R.T.: land snails -- land-snails -- malacology -- shells ]
  • monkeys
  • moors
  • morphology -- Morphologie [R.T.: form -- forms ]
  • mountains -- mountain [R.T.: Alpes -- alpine -- alpine ecology -- alpine floras -- alpine plants -- alpine zone -- Andean -- Andes -- desert mountain -- Great Smoky Mountains -- Jura -- montane -- plateau -- Mt. Washington NH -- Rocky Mountains -- San Francisco Mountain -- Uluguru -- Usambara ]
  • muds
  • multi-causality
  • multiple creation (see Creation)
  • Mus
  • mutation (see divergent mutation)
  • myth [R.T.: folklore -- literature -- lore ]

    NNNNN
  • national parks [R.T.: conservation -- natural areas -- protected lands ]
  • natural -- naturalist -- Natürliche -- Natürlichen [R.T.: natural history ]
  • natural areas
  • natural history [R.T.: histoire naturelle -- Naturgemälde ]
  • natural provinces (see biogeographic regions)
  • natural regions (see biogeographic regions)
  • natural resources
  • natural selection [R.T.: Darwinism -- evolution -- group selection -- selection ]
  • Natural System
  • naturalized -- naturalisation [R.T.: introduced ]
  • Nearctic [R.T.: Holarctic -- North America ]
  • Neotropical -- Neotropischen [R.T.: Central America -- Latin America -- South America -- West Indies ]
  • Nevada
  • New Guinea [R.T.: Australasia -- Indo-Australian -- Indonesia ]
  • New Jersey
  • New Mexico
  • New World [R.T.: America -- Old World -- Western Hemisphere ]
  • New Zealand [R.T.: Novae-Zelandiae -- South Island ]
  • Nicaragua
  • noosphere
  • north -- northern
  • North Africa [R.T.: Afrique du Nord -- Sahara ]
  • North America -- North American [R.T.: Great Basin -- Great Plains -- Greenland -- Nearctic -- Pacific Northwest -- Rocky Mountains ]
  • North Atlantic [R.T.: Atlantic -- Atlantic Ocean -- Azores -- Canaries -- Cape Verdes -- Madeiran Group -- Madeiras -- Maderensia ]
  • North Carolina [R.T.: Great Smoky Mountains ]
  • North Pacific [R.T.: Pacific -- Pacific Ocean ]
  • northeastern -- northeast
  • Northern Asia [R.T.: Palearctic ]
  • Northern Europe
  • Northern Hemisphere
  • Northern Temperate Zone
  • nuclear tests
  • number [R.T.: diversity -- number of individuals -- number of species ]
  • nunataks
  • nutrients

    OOOOO
  • oak forests
  • occasional [R.T.: accidental -- extralimital ]
  • ocean -- oceanic -- oceans [R.T.: bathypelagic -- currents -- islands -- littoral -- marine -- meeres -- oceanic chart -- oceanic insects -- oceanography -- Ozeane -- salinity -- sea -- seas -- water ]
  • ocean circulation (see ocean currents)
  • ocean currents [R.T.: currents -- ocean circulation ]
  • oceanic basins permanence hypothesis
  • oceanic islands
  • oceanography
  • oecology (see ecology)
  • Oklahoma
  • Old World [R.T.: Africa -- Asia -- Eurasia -- Eurasian -- Gondwana -- New World ]
  • Oligochaeten
  • ologénèse (see hologenesis)
  • ontogeny
  • organische Chemie
  • organisms [R.T.: life ]
  • origin -- origins [R.T.: center -- centers -- genesis ]
  • origin of species [R.T.: Darwinism -- divergence -- evolution -- natural selection -- speciation ]
  • Origin of Species [R.T.: Darwin -- Darwinism -- natural selection ]
  • ornithic fauna
  • ornithogeography -- ornithogéographiques -- ornithgeographischer [R.T.: avifauna -- bird distribution -- bird geography ]
  • ornithology [R.T.: birds -- ornithogeography ]
  • oxygen consumption

    PPPPP
  • Pacific [R.T.: Pacific Ocean -- Pacific World -- Polynesia ]
  • Pacific Coast
  • Pacific island -- Pacific islands [R.T.: Easter -- Galapagos -- Hawaii -- Hawaiian -- Juan Fernandez -- Marquesas ]
  • Pacific Northwest [R.T.: Pacific States ]
  • Pacific States [R.T.: Pacific Northwest ]
  • Palaarktischen -- Paléarctique
  • paleobiogeography -- paléobiogéographie [R.T.: historical biogeography -- paleogeography ]
  • paleobiology [R.T.: paleontology ]
  • paleobotany [R.T.: paleontology ]
  • paleoecological
  • paleogeography -- palaeogeographical -- palæogeographical [R.T.: historical biogeography -- paleobiogeography ]
  • paleontology -- palæontologists
  • Panama
  • Panama Canal
  • Papilionidae (see butterflies)
  • parallelism
  • parasites [R.T.: ecto-parasites -- host-parasite dispersal -- host-parasite relation -- Mallophaga -- mites ]
  • Paris
  • passerines
  • Patagonia
  • patchiness [R.T.: disjunct distribution -- relicts ]
  • pattern -- patterns
  • peat [R.T.: mire vegetation ]
  • peninsulas -- peninsular
  • people [R.T.: anthropogenic factors -- human -- man ]
  • pH (see acidity)
  • phaenogamous plants (see flowering plants)
  • Philippines
  • philosophy of biology
  • philosophy of ecology [R.T.: ecological theory ]
  • philosophy of geology
  • phylogenetic systematics -- Phylogenetischen Systematik [R.T.: cladistics -- phylogeny ]
  • phylogeny
  • physical conditions
  • physical factors
  • physical geography [R.T.: géographie physique ]
  • physical biology
  • physiographic analysis
  • physiographic ecology (see ecology)
  • physiography -- physiographic
  • physiological -- Physiologie -- physiologischer
  • physiological ecology (see ecology)
  • physiological isolation
  • physiognomic
  • phytoclimate
  • phytogeography -- phytogeographic -- phytogeographical [R.T.: plant geography ]
  • phytoplankton [R.T.: plankton ]
  • pine [R.T.: ponderosa-pine ]
  • pine-barrens
  • plagues
  • plains [R.T.: Great Plains -- Midwest -- prairies ]
  • plankton [R.T.: diatoms -- phytoplankton -- zooplankton ]
  • plant anatomy (see plant morphology)
  • plant association -- plant associations [R.T.: ecologic association ]
  • plant community -- plant communities -- plant-communities
  • plant distribution [R.T.: distribution florale ]
  • plant domestication (see domestication)
  • plant ecology (see ecology)
  • plant evolution (see evolution)
  • plant formations [R.T.: plant community ]
  • plant forms (see plant morphology)
  • plant geography -- plant geographical -- plant-geography [R.T.: géographie botanique -- géographie des plantes -- geography of plants -- historical plant geography -- phytogeography ]
  • plant growth
  • plant migration [R.T.: dispersal ]
  • plant morphology [R.T.: form -- life-forms -- plant anatomy -- plant forms ]
  • plant societies [R.T.: plant community ]
  • plant sociology [R.T.: communties -- ecology ]
  • plant succession [R.T.: climax -- ecological succession -- forest succession -- succession ]
  • plants -- plant -- plantes [R.T.: algae -- alpine plants -- angiosperms -- aquatic plants -- Arctic plants -- bog plant -- cactus -- Cenozoic plants -- coniferous -- cultivated plants -- deciduous -- desert plants -- flowering plants -- fossil plant -- grasses -- indigenous plants -- Kräuterkunde -- land plants -- naturalized plants -- Pflanzen -- Pflanzenleben -- Pflanzenwelt -- phaenogamous plants -- plant growth -- plant life -- plant species -- plantes cultivées -- spruce -- succulent plants -- sunflowers -- vascular plants -- vegetable species -- woodland plants ]
  • plateau -- plateaux
  • Pleistocene [R.T.: Quaternary -- glacial epoch ]
  • Pliocene
  • polarity
  • pollen
  • polymorphism [R.T.: adaptation ]
  • polyploidy
  • Polynesia
  • pond floras
  • ponderosa-pine
  • population biology
  • population cycles
  • population density [R.T.: density -- density dependent ]
  • population interspersion
  • population levels
  • populations -- population [R.T.: animal population -- animal populations -- insect population -- population levels ]
  • porcupines
  • postglacial -- post-glacial [R.T.: Holocene -- interglacial -- Quaternary ]
  • postglacial dispersal -- post-glacial dispersals
  • prairie grove [R.T.: disjunct distribution patterns -- relicts ]
  • prairie peninsula
  • prairies -- prairie [R.T.: grassland -- plains ]
  • precipitation [R.T.: climate -- moisture -- rain ]
  • predator-prey relations [R.T.: population biology -- populations ]
  • presence [R.T.: absence ]
  • pressure
  • primary productivity
  • Proboscidea (see elephants)
  • protected lands [R.T.: national parks ]
  • protection [R.T.: conservation ]
  • protective coloration [R.T.: adaptation ]
  • provinces (see biogeographic regions)
  • psychological factor

    QQQQQ
  • quadrat sampling (see sampling)
  • quadrupeds -- quadrupèdes
  • quantitative analysis
  • quantitative climate indicators
  • Quaternary [R.T.: glacial epoch -- Holocene -- Pleistocene -- postglacial ]

    RRRRR
  • races [R.T.: climatic races -- isolated races -- sub-species ]
  • Radiata
  • rain (see precipitation)
  • rain-forest
  • random sample (see sampling)
  • range -- ranges [R.T.: distribution -- geographic range -- geographic ranges -- geographical distribution -- geographical range ]
  • range barriers
  • range boundaries
  • range change
  • range limits
  • range overlap
  • rarity [R.T.: commonness ]
  • rate -- rates [R.T.: distance-dispersion rates -- incidence rates -- metabolic rate -- rates of evolution ]
  • Rattus
  • Raunkiaer
  • recapitulation
  • recent
  • Red Sea
  • redwood
  • refugia [R.T.: glacial refugia -- unglaciated ]
  • regional biogeography
  • regional biotas (see biogeographic regions)
  • regional climatology
  • regional faunas (see biogeographic regions; fauna)
  • regional floras (see biogeographic regions; flora)
  • regional geography
  • regional phytogeography (see biogeographic regions)
  • regional zoogeography [R.T.: regionalen Tiergeographie ]
  • regional differentiation
  • regions -- region -- région -- regional -- regionalen -- régions [R.T.: Arctic regions -- biogeographic regions -- faunal regions -- floristic regions -- Holarctic Region -- natural regions -- Neotropischen Region -- ontological regions -- sub-regions -- tropical regions -- zoogeographic regions -- zoogeographical regions -- zoological regions ]
  • relationships -- relations [R.T.: affinities -- association ]
  • relicts -- relictual [R.T.: relictual distribution -- relictual species -- relictual stands -- remnant floras ]
  • remnant floras (see relicts)
  • reptiles -- Reptilia -- Reptilien [R.T.: giant land tortoises -- herpetogeography -- herpetological -- herpetology -- turtles ]
  • research methods
  • resemblance [R.T.: faunal resemblance -- measures of association ]
  • restoration
  • riparian species
  • river -- riverine [R.T.: Amazon -- Amazons -- Little Colorado -- Lower Colorado -- riparian]
  • riverine barriers hypothesis
  • rock basins
  • Rocky Mountains
  • rodents -- Rodentia [R.T.: hystricomorphs -- Mus -- rat -- porcupines -- Rattus ]
  • Russia -- Russian [R.T.: Lake Baikal -- Siberia -- U.S.S.R. ]
  • Rytina (see sea-cow)

    SSSSS
  • sage
  • Sahara
  • Saint Helena
  • salamanders (see amphibians)
  • salinity [R.T.: salt-tolerance ]
  • salt-tolerance [R.T.: salinity ]
  • Salvages [R.T.: Madeiran Group -- Madeiras ]
  • sampling -- sample [R.T.: quadrat sampling -- random sample ]
  • San Francisco Mountain -- San Francisco Mountains
  • sand dunes [R.T.: desert ]
  • Sarawak law
  • Schimper
  • Sclater
  • Scotland (see British Isles)
  • sea (see ocean)
  • sea-cow
  • seasonal -- season [R.T.: length of day -- seasonal conditions -- seasonal inundation -- seasonal variation ]
  • seeds [R.T.: seed dispersal ]
  • Selborne
  • selection [R.T.: natural selection -- group selection ]
  • shells [R.T.: land Mollusca -- land-snails -- land snails ]
  • Siberia [R.T.: Arctic -- Russia ]
  • silvicultural
  • similarity values (see measures of association)
  • Simpson -- George G. Simpson
  • Simpson index
  • Sitkan district
  • Siwaliks
  • size [R.T.: giant -- great -- size variation -- small ]
  • size variation
  • slope aspect [R.T.: physiography -- topographical ]
  • smaller European elm bark beetle
  • snakes [R.T.: reptiles ]
  • sociobiology
  • sociology
  • soil -- soils [R.T.: chernozem -- edaphic factors]
  • soil acidity
  • soil groups
  • soil reaction
  • solar activity
  • Sonoran Desert
  • South Africa
  • South America [R.T.: Amazon -- Amazonian -- Amazons -- Andean -- Andes -- Brazil -- British Guiana -- Colombia -- Ecuador -- Patagonia ]
  • South Atlantic [R.T.: Saint Helena -- South Georgia ]
  • South Carolina
  • South Georgia
  • South Island (see New Zealand)
  • Southampton
  • southeastern United States [R.T.: Florida -- Great Smoky Mountains ]
  • southern continents [R.T.: Gondwana ]
  • speciation [R.T.: Artbildung -- divergence -- evolution ]
  • species [R.T.: indicator species -- plant species ]
  • species and area [R.T.: species-area curve -- species-area relation -- species-area relationship ]
  • species-area curve (see species and area)
  • species diversity (see diversity)
  • species-presence
  • specific characters (see character)
  • specimens
  • spiders
  • Spitsbergen
  • spores
  • sporophytes
  • spread (see dispersal; invasion)
  • spruce communities
  • starling
  • stations
  • statistics -- statistical -- statistischen [R.T.: diversity indices -- measures of association ]
  • Steppen-
  • sub-regions
  • sub-species [R.T.: races -- varieties ]
  • substratum variation
  • succession (see plant succession)
  • succulent plants [R.T.: cactus ]
  • Suez Canal
  • sunflowers [R.T.: Compositae ]
  • survey [R.T.: biological survey -- botanical survey -- economic survey -- geographical survey -- geological survey -- phytogeographic survey ]
  • Sweden -- Svensk
  • sweepstakes dispersal (see dispersal)
  • Switzerland
  • sympatry [R.T.: allopatry -- speciation ]
  • synecology (see ecology)
  • systematic biogeography
  • systematic geography
  • systematic zoogeography
  • systematics -- systematic -- systematical [R.T.: cladistics -- phylogenetic systematics -- systematic list ]
  • systems theory

    TTTTT
  • taiga [R.T.: coniferous forest ]
  • Tanganyika
  • Tasmania -- Tasmaniae
  • taxonomy [R.T.: classification -- systematics -- phylogenetic ]
  • teleological mechanisms
  • temperate America
  • temperature -- temperatures [R.T.: body temperature -- cold -- freezing temperatures -- freezing weather -- hauteur absolue -- isocrymes -- isothermal -- isotheres -- thermal ]
  • temperature coefficients
  • temperature control
  • temperature interval
  • temperature zonation (see zones)
  • tempo and mode
  • Tennessee
  • terminology -- terms
  • terrestrial [R.T.: land ]
  • Tertiary [R.T.: Cenozoic -- Tertiärperiode ]
  • Testacea Atlantica
  • Texas
  • theoretical ecology
  • Theorie der Phylogenetischen Systematik
  • théorie de Wegener
  • theories of distribution
  • theory -- theoretical -- Theorie -- théorie -- theories [R.T.: Archiplata-Archhelenis theory -- Darwin'sche Theorie -- ecological theory -- land bridge theory -- systems theory -- theoretical ecology ]
  • theory of continental drift
  • theory of plant geography
  • theory of tolerance
  • thermal
  • thermal efficiency
  • thermometre
  • thermoregulation [R.T.: heat regulation ]
  • Thiere (see animals)
  • Thornthwaite moisture index [R.T.: evapotranspiration ]
  • Thrips [R.T.: Thysanoptera ]
  • Thysanoptera [R.T.: Thrips ]
  • tidal communities
  • tide [R.T.: intertidal ]
  • Tiergeographie (see animal geography)
  • Tierwelt (see animal world)
  • timberlines [R.T.: treelines ]
  • time
  • topographical change
  • topographical distribution
  • topographical botany
  • tow-netting
  • transpiration [R.T.: evapotranspiration ]
  • tree counts
  • tree-growth
  • tree ring chronology
  • treelines [R.T.: timberlines ]
  • trees [R.T.: aspen -- boreal -- coniferous -- deciduous -- forests -- Metasequoia -- pine -- ponderosa-pine -- redwood ]
  • Tribolium (see flour beetles)
  • tropical cyclones
  • tropics -- tropical -- tropischen
  • turtles [R.T.: tortoises -- reptiles ]

    UUUUU
  • U. S. S. R. (see Russia)
  • Uluguru
  • unglaciated areas
  • uniformitarianism
  • United Kingdom (see British Isles)
  • United States [R.T.: America -- American -- Great Basin -- Great Plains -- Middle Region -- Middle West -- Midwest -- North America -- North American -- Rocky Mountains --southeastern United States ] (see also individual states)
  • United States Exploring Expedition
  • Usambara
  • Utah

    VVVVV
  • vanishing (see endangered)
  • variation (see character)
  • variation of species (see character)
  • varieties -- variety [R.T.: races -- sub-species ]
  • vascular plants (see plants)
  • vegetable species (see plants)
  • vegetation -- végétation -- vegetative -- végétaux -- vegetational [R.T.: climax vegetation -- desert vegetation -- free-floating vegetation -- mire vegetation -- postglacial vegetation -- vegetation types -- vegetation zones -- vegetational change -- vegetational concepts -- vegetational history -- vegetative form ]
  • vertebrates -- Vertebrata -- vertebrate -- vertebrated [R.T.: amphibians -- birds -- fishes -- mammals -- quadrupeds -- reptiles -- vertebrate animals -- vertebrate paleontology]
  • vertical dispersion
  • vertical distribution
  • vertical zonation
  • volcanic island [R.T.: Krakatau ]
  • von Ihering
  • voyage

    WWWWW
  • waif dispersal (see dispersal)
  • Wallace -- Wallace's
  • Wallace's Line
  • wanderings (see dispersal)
  • water (see fresh-water; ocean)
  • water chemistry
  • water-balance [R.T.: bioclimatology -- evapotranspiration ]
  • Weber lines -- Weber's line
  • Wegener -- Alfred Wegner [R.T.: continental drift -- Wegener hypothesis ]
  • West Indies -- West India -- West Indian [R.T.: Antilles -- Caribbean -- Jamaica ]
  • Western Hemisphere [R.T.: America -- New World ]
  • wild [R.T.: wild species]
  • wildlife -- wild life [R.T.: wild -- wild species ]
  • wildlife biology
  • Williams -- C. B. Williams
  • wind [R.T.: aerial currents -- air currents -- wind dispersal ]
  • wings
  • winter [R.T.: freezing -- winter birds -- winter temperatures ]
  • Wisconsin
  • woodland plants
  • world (see earth)

    YYYYY
  • yarrow [R.T.: Achillea ]
  • Yosemite

    ZZZZZ
  • zone -- zonation -- zones [R.T.: alpine zone -- altitudinal zonation -- bioclimatic zones -- crop zones -- ecozones -- intertidal zone -- klimatische Zonen -- life zones -- temperature -- vegetation zones -- vegetational zonation -- vertical zonation -- Zirkumpolaren -- zone alpine ]
  • zoogeographic boundaries (see boundaries)
  • zoogeographic regions -- zoogeographical regions (see biogeographic regions)
  • zoogeography -- zoogeographers -- zoogeographic -- zoogeographical -- Zoogeographie -- Zoögeographie -- zoögeography [R.T.: zoological geography ]
  • zoological geography (see zoogeography)
  • zoological provinces (see biogeographic regions)
  • zoological regions (see biogeographic regions)
  • zoology -- zoological -- zoologist [R.T.: geographical zoology ]
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