Stinging trees and wait-a-whiles: confessions of a rainforest biologist.

Name: Stinging trees and wait-a-whiles: confessions of a rainforest biologist.
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Laurance, William.
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An account of William Laurances fieldwork in a remote part of north Queensland and his run-ins with plants, animals, and the local residents of the small community of Millaa Millaa.

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University of Chicago Press, Octavo, dustwrapper,

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