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Morphological observations on gorillas

Thu, 2011-08-04 00:56 -- John Hawks
TitleMorphological observations on gorillas
Publication TypeBook Chapter
Year of Publication1950
AuthorsSchultz, AH
EditorGregory, WK
Book TitleThe Anatomy of the Gorilla
Pagination227–251
PublisherColumbia University Press
CityNew York
Keywords*file-import-10-07-12
Citation KeySchultz:1950

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