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Arion intermedius Normand, an introduced slug in Victoria
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24488
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RPMOLL1178
Author:
Long, David C.
Citation:
VICT. NAT. 1970 v.87 : 170-171;
Year:
1970
Subject:
Slugs (Molluscs) - Victoria
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Animal introduction - Australia
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