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The Pleistocene colonization of Australia
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63892
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RP12340
Author:
Mulvaney, D. J. (Derek John), 1925-2016
Citation:
ANTIQUITY. 1964 v.38 : 263-267;
Year:
1964
Subject:
Australia - Prehistory
;
Australian Aborigines - Prehistory
;
Human beings - Migrations
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