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Alfred R. Wallace's enduring influence on biogeographical studies of the Indo‐Australian archipelago
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  • 1854On the Monkeys of the Amazon502 cited
  • 2015Wallacea, a Linguistic Area93 cited
  • 2015Islands Under the Sea: A Review of Early Modern Human Dispersal Routes and Migration Hypotheses Through Wallacea88 cited
  • 1869Wallace's Malay Archipelago67 cited
  • 1993Evolution, Biogeography, and Maps: An Early History of Wallace's Line51 cited
  • 1916Alfred Russel Wallace; letters and reminiscences26 cited
  • 2014Alfred Russel Wallace: letters from the Malay Archipelago18 cited

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