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Sinking one's teeth into Odontology. Part 1. Teeth in general. Sinking one's teeth into Odontology. Part 2. Basic types of mammalian teeth from Australia. Sinking one's teeth into Odontology. Part 3. The basic marsupial molar and variation within the dasyurid pattern.

Record no:

54917

Call no:

RP21622

Author:

Archer, Michael, 1945- ; Muirhead, Jeanette

Citation:

RIVERSLEIGH NOTES. April 1990 : 4-6; July 1990 : 2-3; Oct. 1990 : 4-5;

Year:

1990

Subject:

Mammals - Australia - Anatomy;
Marsupials - Anatomy;
Teeth;
Dasyuridae;

Type:

Reprint

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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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