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MAY I add a few words as a contribution to the species concept discussion which was touched upon in a recent article1 in NATURE ? The ideal species definition has not yet been given, and probably never will be given, the problem being of too complex a nature to be condensed into a single definition.
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NATURE, 136, 574, Oct. 12, 1935.
Bergens Museums Arbok 1931. Natv. r. Nr. 4.
Mem. Soc. Faun. and Flor. Fenn. 1933–34, 59; 1935.
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FÆGRI, K. The Species Problem. Nature 136, 954–955 (1935). https://doi.org/10.1038/136954b0
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