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Dictionary » P » Parallelism Parallelismparallelism 1. The state of being structurally parallel. 2. In psychology, the mind-body doctrine that for every conscious process there is a corresponding or parallel organic process, without asserting a causal interrelation between the two. Origin: para-_ G. Allelon, of one another, fr. Allos, other ![]()
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Results from our forumSENI biometric analysisextinct Scincidae Genus Macroscincus... Cape Verde archipelago from West Africa. By the Pleistocene, Macroscincus coctei had occupied the northwestern group of islands and in a case of parallelism, Mabuya villianti occupied the southern group of Cape Verde islands (Carrenza et al.,2001). Both were large Scincids of a somewhat herbivorous ...
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The Cape Verde Giant Skink: Macroscincus coctei... 1985 was the year for extinct species to supposedly return from the dead. Also in that year, a Thylacine (Marsupial tiger/wolf, a species through Parallelism occuping the same niche as Placental dogs and cats) was seen in Western Australia. Australian Thylacines were thought extinct over 1000 ...
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Macroscinus coctei... 1985 was the year for extinct species to supposedly return from the dead. Also in that year, a Thylacine (Marsupial tiger/wolf, a species through Parallelism occuping the same niche as Placental dogs and cats) was seen in Western Australia. Australian Thylacines were thought extinct over 1000 ...
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SENI biometric analysis on the Extinct Genus: Macroscincus... Cape Verde archipelago from West Africa. By the Pleistocene, Macroscincus coctei had occupied the northwestern group of islands and in a case of parallelism, Mabuya villianti occupied the southern group of Cape Verde islands (Carrenza et al.,2001). Both were large Scincids of a somewhat herbivorous ...
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