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The significance of the subterranean fauna in biogeographical reconstruction : examples from Cape Range peninsula, Western Australia

Record no:

60130

Author:

Humphreys, W. F. (William Frank)

Citation:

RECORDS OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. SUPPLEMENT. 1993 no.45 : 165-192 [kept P509.941]

Year:

1993

Subject:

Biogeography - Western Australia - Cape Range;
Cave fauna - Western Australia - Cape Range;
Subterranean fauna - Western Australia - Cape Range;
North West Cape Peninsula (W.A.);

Notes:

Proceedings of a symposium held under the auspices of the Western Australian Museum in Perth on 21 November 1992 at the Art Gallery of Western Australia.
PDF available to WAM staff.

Type:

CrossReference

Links:

Electronic Document

Stygofauna from Cape Range peninsula, Western Australia : Tethyan relicts

Introduction to the Cape Range Symposium

Outline of the geology and hydrogeology of Cape Range, Carnarvon Basin, Western Australia

Biogeography and composition of the flora of the Cape Range peninsula, Western Australia

The non-marine molluscs of the Cape Range peninsula, Western Australia

Biogeography of the terrestrial vertebrates of the Cape Range peninsula, Western Australia. Biogeography of the vertebrates of the Cape Range peninsula, Western Australia [alternative title].

Who can see the sea? Prehistoric Aboriginal occupation of the Cape Range peninsula

Synthesis and prospect

Physico-chemical profile and energy fixation in Bundera Sinkhole, and anchialine remiped habitat in north-western Australia