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Indigenous burning and the evolution of ecosystem biodiversity
Record no:
66409
Author:
Royal Society of Victoria
;
Victorian National Park Association
;
Symposium on Fire and Biodiversity in Victoria (2011 : Victoria, Aust.)
;
Gott, Beth
Year:
2012
Series:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF VICTORIA. 2012 v.124 no.1 : 56-60 [kept P500 [P127]
Subject:
Australian Aborigines - Food - History
;
Fire ecology - Australia
;
Biodiversity - Australia
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