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Title: The significance of mosquito breeding areas to the waterbirds of Peel Inlet, Western Australia / prepared for Mosquito Control Review Committee, Waterways Commission by : Ninox Wildlife Consulting.
Author: Ninox Wildlife Consulting. ; Western Australia Mosquito Control Review Committee. ; Western Australia Waterways Commission.
Year: 1990.
Series: Waterways Commission report, ; no. 20.
Description: viii, 98 p. : ill., map (fold.) ; 30 cm.
Subject: Culicidae. ; Peel Inlet (W.A.) ; Wetlands. ; Waterfowl. ; Control. ; Birds. ; Western Australia.
Notes: Bibliography : p. 53.
ISBN/ISSN: 0730939103;
Type: Book
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