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Mammal remains from the upper levels of a late Pleistocene deposit in Devil's Lair, Western Australia
Record no:
34370
Call no:
RP14503
Author:
Baynes, Alexander
;
Merrilees, Duncan, 1922-2009
;
Porter, J. K.
Citation:
JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 1975 v.58, no.4 : 97-126;
Year:
1975
Subject:
Mammals, Fossil - Western Australia, Southwestern
;
Excavations (Archaeology) - Western Australia, Southwestern
;
Devil's Lair (W.A.)
;
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