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The California sea lion : skull growth and a comparison of two populations
Record no:
38315
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RP10957
Author:
Orr, Robert T. ; Schonewald, Jacqueline ; Kenyon, Karl W.
Citation:
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES. 4th Series, 1970 v.37, no.11 : 381-394;
Year:
1970
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Reprint
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