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[Glauert returns Mrs. M. H. Paterson's correspondence of 15 July 1936 with identifications of a marsupial and a bird]

Record no:

1836

Author:

Glauert, Ludwig, 1879-1963 ; Paterson, M. H.

Year:

15 July 1936

Description:

1 p.

Subject:

Marsupials - Western Australia, Southwestern;
Birds - Western Australia, Southwestern;
Cats - Western Australia;
Phascogales;
Plovers - Western Australia, Southwestern;

Notes:

Glauert returns Mrs. M. H. Paterson's correspondence of 15 July 1936 with identifications of a marsupial and a bird.
The marsupial he believes is undoubtedly a Wambenger or brush-tailed phascogale (Phascogale tapoatafa).
The bird is a Stone Plover or Stone Curlew.
See: File A220-75-17 Natural Science - Enquiries and Requests
SeeAlso: A220-75-17-56

Type:

Archives

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