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SOME of your readers may possibly remember a paper of mine on “The Variation of Species as related to their Geographical Distribution,” which appeared in NATURE, vol. vi. p. 222. About the same time I prepared a paper on “Diversity of Evolution under One Set of External Conditions, “ which was published in the Linnean Society's Journal—Zoology, vol. xi. pp. 496-505. I refer to these papers simply to say that the problems there discussed have occupied my attention more or less ever since.
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GULICK, J. Divergent Evolution. Nature 39, 54–55 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/039054b0
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