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Posted by Richard Wells on March 24, 2002 at 05:22:00:
Hello All,
Here is the fourth part of my Pseudonaja revision which appeared in the Astralian Biodiversity Record, 2002(7): 1-48
Best Regards from
Richard Wells
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[Note: This list of references is only a selection of the available publications that deal with the species mentioned in this paper. If readers would like a larger listing they are invited to write to the author of this paper]
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