Boca Raton / Puerto Alegre / Sunderland / Tallahassee / Gaines / London / Lincoln / San Juan / /
Company
Hubbell S. P. / B (2004) S. A. / Princeton University Press / S.A.S. / Panama Canal / Cox / /
Country
Guam / Brazil / Panama / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Chicago Press / Florida State University / Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute / Panama Canal / Canal Zone / University of Nebraska / Faunal interchange / McGill University / /
NaturalFeature
American streams / Caribbean islands / Rio Chagres Rio Grande rivers / Indies / Amazon River / Lake Victoria / Laurentian Great Lakes / Nicaraguan lakes / Lake Gatun / Rio Grande / /
Organization
Cornell / Department of Biology / Princeton University / McGill University / Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute / University of Chicago Press / Florida State University / University of Nebraska / Smithsonian / /
Person
Luis Fernando De Leon / Nat / Van Riper / Scott A. Smith / Rigoberto Gonzalez / Craig MacLean / Neilan Kuntz / Jude / Oris Sanjur / Van Riper III / Graham Bell / Eldredge Bermingham Proc / Gisela Reina / Andrew Moeser / Daniel Sol / / /
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D. J. / Author / /
Product
S.A.S / /
ProvinceOrState
Western Australia / Nebraska / South Dakota / Florida / California / /
Region
Central America / Caribbean / West Indies / North China / southern Asia / Western Australia / /
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