Wild Guide to Moreton Bay and Adjacent Coasts

Name: Wild Guide to Moreton Bay and Adjacent Coasts
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Davie, Peter et al.
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This edition, now in two volumes with a slipcase, celebrates the diverse marine life and the amazing natural environments of Moreton Bay and southern Queensland. This comprehensive guide highlights over 1500 species of animals and plants found in Moreton Bay and its surrounding coastal fringe.

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Queensland Museum, 2011, 443 pages, Octavo, two volumes, paperback, slipcase, colour photographs.

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Weight	1200 g

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