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Cranial and mandibular characters of modern mainland wombats (Marsupialia, Vombatidae) from a palaeontological viewpoint, and their bearing on the fossils called Phascolomys parvus by Owen (1872)

Record no:

34640

Call no:

RP8034

Author:

Merrilees, Duncan, 1922-2009

Citation:

RECORDS OF THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. 1967 v.15, no.3 : 399-418;

Year:

1967

Subject:

Wombats;
Marsupials, Fossil - Australia;

Notes:

See RP8035 for Data on wombats with notes on the meaning and accuracy of measurements made by D. Merrilees, 1965.

Type:

Reprint

Item availability

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Result	Links	Location	Library	Shelf no	Status	Year	Volume	Copy
1		Archives room	Western Australian Museum	Reprint boxes	On Shelf

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