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(1969) Invertebrate Zoology.Robert D. Barnes. The Quarterly Review of Biology, 44 (3). 318-319 doi:10.1086/406194

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TitleInvertebrate Zoology.Robert D. Barnes
JournalThe Quarterly Review of Biology
Year1969 (September)Volume44
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PublisherUniversity of Chicago Press
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