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[Letter to Woodward re: a reptile being sent by post to the Museum for identification]

Author: Woodward, Bernard Henry, 1846-1916; Sykes, W.

Year: 6 December 1911

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The author wishes to know the identity of a reptile, possibly a snake, which is being sent to the Museum from Wilga. The author wants to know if the creature is veneficious.

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[Letter to Woodward re: identification of snake/lizard]

Author: Woodward, Bernard Henry, 1846-1916; Ham, Charles

Year: 16 September 1911

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The author requests the identification of a snake sent under separate cover and makes special mention of the appendages about its middle.

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Letter to Woodward re: [identification of eggs found in orchard in Bridgetown]

Author: Woodward, Bernard Henry, 1846-1916; Dickinson, James

Year: 9 June 1908

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The writer is sending several eggs for identification which were found under the soil near an apple tree in an orchard in Bridgetown.

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Reptiles and frogs in the bush : southwestern Australia / Brian Bush ... [et al.]

Author: Bush, Brian; Maryan, Brad; Browne-Cooper, Robert; Robinson, David

Call no: 597.609941 REP

Year: 2007

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Albany	Western Australian Museum	597.609941 REP	Available

John Bannister : [Field notebook] : Two Peoples Bay, 3-18 February, 1970

Author: Bannister, J. L. (John Leonard), 1937-2018

Call no: FN377

Year: 1970

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A biological survey (mainly for mammals and reptiles) at Two Peoples Bay, E. of Albany carried out on behalf of the Dept. of Fisheries and Fauna. The fauna, while predominantly southwestern, contains a significant element

at or near the eastern limit of its range, with several species absent that occur on drier coasts and coastal plains immediately to the east and northeast.

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