An edition of Handbook of gastropods in Kansas (1959)

Handbook of gastropods in Kansas.

With the technical assistance of E. J. Roscoe [and others.

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Handbook of gastropods in Kansas.
Dr. A. Byron Leonard, Dr. A. B ...
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Handbook of gastropods in Kansas.

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University of Kansas, Dept. of Zoology
Language
English
Pages
224

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Subjects

Gastropoda, Mollusks

Places

Kansas
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Handbook of gastropods in Kansas.: With the technical assistance of E. J. Roscoe [and others.
1959, University of Kansas, Dept. of Zoology
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Bibliography: p. 197-201.

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Lawrence]
Series
University of Kansas Museum of Natural History. Miscellaneous publication, no. 20, Miscellaneous publication (University of Kansas. Museum of Natural History) ;, no. 20.

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Library of Congress
QL430.4 .L57

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Pagination
224 p.
Number of pages
224

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OL5789872M
LCCN
59063926
OCLC/WorldCat
2040779

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