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A peculiar jellyfish from Moreton Bay
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54047
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RP9037
Author:
Stephenson, W.
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THE QUEENSLAND NATURALIST. 1962 v.16 nos.5-6 : p.94;
Year:
1962
Subject:
Jellyfishes
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Medusae - Queensland - Moreton Bay
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