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Snakes of Western Australia / G.M. Storr, L.A. Smith, R.E. Johnstone

Author: Storr, G. M. (Glen Milton), 1921-1990; Smith, L. A. (Lawrence Alec), 1944-; Johnstone, R. E. (Ronald Eric), 1949-; Western Australian Museum

Call no: 597.9609941 STO

Year: 1986

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Herpetology (5 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Herpetology (5 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Herpetology (5 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
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Herpetology (5 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Education	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Albany	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Geraldton (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Geraldton (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Kalgoorlie (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Kalgoorlie (2 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Archives room (Bay 7)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
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Letter from J.W. Lucas c/- P.B. Durack, Behn Ord, Wagin.Please advise the correct spelling, death adder or deaf adder.Please advise the name of the big extinct animal that was discovered in central Australia and which you have a

stuffed one in the museum.

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Snakes of Western Australia / G.M. Storr, L.A. Smith and R.E. Johnstone

Author: Storr, G. M. (Glen Milton), 1921-1990; Smith, L. A. (Lawrence Alec), 1944-; Johnstone, R. E. (Ronald Eric), 1949-; Western Australian Museum

Call no: 597.9609941 STO

Year: 2002

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Main Library	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Albany	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Geraldton	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Kalgoorlie	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Archives room (Bay 7)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Herpetology (3 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Herpetology (3 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available
Herpetology (3 copies)	Western Australian Museum	597.9609941 STO	Available

Letter from R.L. Thomas, Pingelly.I sent you a live snake a couple of weeks ago.I have another snake which I now describe.Please identify it and advise whether or not it is poisonous.It is about one foot long, very thick for its

length and has black and yellow rings.Head is smaller than the body.Fangs are small and white.Found in wet sandy soil.White and yellow belly.Very shiny.

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Letter from Keeper of Biology to R.L. Thomas, Pingelly.The first snake you sent is a slow worm or limbless lizard (Delma fraseri) and inoffensive.The snake you referred to in your letter is probably a Ringed Snake (Rhynchelaps bertholdi)

which is a poisonous species but unlikely to do damage to a man because of its small mouth size.I cannot be sure without seeing the specimen.

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Letter from Harold G Organ, Laverton.I am forwarding the skin and head of a snake. Approx. 3 feet in length and light olive green.Also please identify a small snake I have seen, 1 ft to 18 inches long, body orange with black rings,

head black.

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Letter from E.M. Price, Post Office, Yilliminning.Under separate cover is a reptile found in decaying timber and commonly called a pine adder in this district.Please provide information.

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Letter identifies provided skin as that of the common carpet snake, Python spilotis variegata, a non-poisonous animal useful in destroying mice and small creatures.

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