Bats of Papua New Guinea.

Name: Bats of Papua New Guinea.
SKU: a0594936f572
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Bonaccorso, Frank J.
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This title is currently out of stock. REPRINT UNDER CONSIDERATION, NO DUE DATE. A major work on the dominant mammal fauna of Papua New Guinea. Compact field guide size covering 91 species.

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SKU: a0594936f572 Categories: bats, Mammals, New Books

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Conservation International, Octavo, paperback, colour plates, illustrations.

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Weight	660 g

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