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Birds of the south-west division of Western Australia / G.M. Storr
Record no:
18066
Call no:
598.299412 STO
Author:
Storr, G. M. (Glen Milton), 1921-1990
;
Western Australian Museum
Publisher:
Perth: Western Australian Museum
Year:
1991
Series:
Records of the Western Australian Museum. Supplement ; no. 35
Description:
150 p. : map ; 23 cm.
Subject:
Birds - Western Australia, Southwestern
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Isbn:
0720939952/0313-1229
Notes:
Also copy held as journal: RECORDS OF THE WESTERN AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM. SUPPLEMENT. 1991, no. 35 [kept P509.941]
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