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Title:
Mass deaths of sea turtles on the Montebello Islands, October 1953, following Operation Hurricane [Subtitle:by Peter G. Kendrick]
Author:
Kendrick, Peter G.
Citation:
ACCNO:19907
Publisher:
Western Australian naturalist - Vol. 24, no. 2
Year:
2003
Description:
p. 107-110
Subject:
CHELONIA MYDAS
;
Turtles
;
Montebello Islands - Western Australia
;
Historical account
;
Nuclear explosions
;
Radioactive contamination.
;
Mortality
;
Mortality causes
Notes:
Location:Hillarys
Type:
Journal Article
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On Shelf
Hillarys
VF 598.100
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