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Page 669
... classification claims that the many non - Austronesian languages in Melanesia and the few in Indonesia all belong to one phylum . Con- servative classifications recognize several or even many different language families and avoid the ...
... classification claims that the many non - Austronesian languages in Melanesia and the few in Indonesia all belong to one phylum . Con- servative classifications recognize several or even many different language families and avoid the ...
Page 828
... Classification . The classification given here largely follows that of the British entomologist A.D. Imms , itself a synthesis of the suggestions of several earlier authors . This classification incorporates changes on the family level ...
... Classification . The classification given here largely follows that of the British entomologist A.D. Imms , itself a synthesis of the suggestions of several earlier authors . This classification incorporates changes on the family level ...
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... Classification instead of the Dewey Decimal Classification . Among the reasons for of Library this shift , which began about 1930 , is the belief that the of Congress Library of Congress system better reflects the disciplinary system in ...
... Classification instead of the Dewey Decimal Classification . Among the reasons for of Library this shift , which began about 1930 , is the belief that the of Congress Library of Congress system better reflects the disciplinary system in ...
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