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Groundwater calcrete aquifers in the Australian arid zone: the context to an unfolding plethora of stygal biodiversity
Record no:
57875
Author:
Humphreys, W. F. (William Frank)
Citation:
RECORDS OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. SUPPLEMENT. 2001 no.64 : 63-83 [kept P509.941]
Year:
2001
Subject:
Subterranean fauna - Australia
;
Groundwater - Australia
;
Aquifers
;
Cave fauna - Australia
;
Aquatic animals - Australia
;
Biodiversity - Australia
;
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