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A new theory of mimicry in insects
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51736
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RP7968
Author:
Nicholson, A. J.
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THE AUSTRALIAN ZOOLOGIST. 1927 v.5, pt.1 : 10-104, 14 p. of plates;
Year:
1927
Subject:
Mimicry (Biology)
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Insects - Adaptation
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