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Control of feral cats for nature conservation. 2. Population reduction by poisoning
Record no:
22920
Author:
Short, Jeff
;
Turner, Bruce
;
Risbey, Danielle A.
;
Carnamah, Reg
Series:
WILDLIFE RESEARCH. 1997 v.24, no. 6 : 703-714 [kept P591.994 [P2]
Subject:
Sodium Fluoroacetate - Toxicology
;
Feral animals - Control - Western Australia
;
Heirisson Prong Conservation Reserve (W.A.)
;
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