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Ecological studies in the Mammoth Cave system of Kentucky.
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47305
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RPLOWRY14
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Barr, Thomas C., Jr.
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INTRNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPELEOLOGY. 1967 v.3 : 147-203;
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1967
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