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Frontiers: southern African archaeology today: 143–151. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports (International Series no. 207). BrowN. L. H., URBAN, E. K. & NEwMAN, K, 1982. The birds of Africa 1. London: Academic Press.
Frontiers: southern African archaeology today: 143–151. Oxford: British Archaeological Reports (International Series no. 207). BrowN. L. H., URBAN, E. K. & NEwMAN, K, 1982. The birds of Africa 1. London: Academic Press.
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These southern African populations exemplify a wide range of variability in regard to coloration ( Table 1 ) . Most southern African material is known to have a well - developed barren stalk , the length of which may exceed twice the ...
These southern African populations exemplify a wide range of variability in regard to coloration ( Table 1 ) . Most southern African material is known to have a well - developed barren stalk , the length of which may exceed twice the ...
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Similarly , a plausible but discontinuous zoogeographical link between the Scotia Arc region and southern Africa is shown by the African - Antarctic Ridge and Agulhas Plateau systems . These are regions of less than 4 000 m in depth ...
Similarly , a plausible but discontinuous zoogeographical link between the Scotia Arc region and southern Africa is shown by the African - Antarctic Ridge and Agulhas Plateau systems . These are regions of less than 4 000 m in depth ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 96 Annals of the South African Museum, South African Museum |
| Author | South African Museum |
| Publisher | The Museum, 1985 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2009 |
| ISBN | 0868130648, 9780868130644 |
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