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Barrentine, CD.; Shook, RS. 1978: A December barn swallow observation for central Washington. Murrelet, 593: 108

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Butts, E. 1891: A Description of a New Species of Echinodermata from the Upper Coal Measures of Kansas City. Kansas Nat IV (Oct 1890, 11: 1

Mearns, E. 1913: A Description of a new African Grass-Warbler of the genus Cisticola. Smithsonian Institution Miscellaneous Collection 60(20): 1-2

Stuart, L.C. 1939: A Description of a new Gymnophthahnus from Guatemala with notes on other members of the Genus. Occasional Papers of the Museum of Zoology University of Michigan Ann Arbor 409: 1-10

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Duncan, P.M. 1864: A Description of and Remarks upon some Fossil Corals from Scinde. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, 295-306

Crew, F.A.E. 1921: A Description of certain Abnormalities of the Reproductive System found in Frogs, and a Suggestion as to their possible Significance. Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh 20(5): 241-257

Andrews, C.W. 1919: A Description of new species of Zeuglodont and of Leathery Turtle from the Eocene of Southern Nigeria. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London: 309-319

Duncan, P.M. 1864: A Description of some Fossil Corals from the South-Australian Tertiaries. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, 161-168

Miller, S.A. 1891: A Description of some Lower Carboniferous Crinoids from Missouri. Geological Survey of Missouri Bulletin, 4: 40

Colenso, W. 1885: A Description of some newly-discovered New Zealand Insects, believed to be new to science. Transactions of the New Zealand Institute, XVII 151-160

Colenso, W. 1886: A Description of the curiously-deformed bill of a Huia Heteralocha acutirostris, Gould, an endemic New Zealand Bird. Transactions of the New Zealand Institute, 140-145

Weed, C.M. 1893: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Harvest Spiders Phalangiidae of Ohio. Proceedings United States Museum, XVI 543-563

Weed, C.M. 1889: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Phalangiinoe of Illinois. Bulletin of the Illinois State Laboratory of Natural History, III 79-97

MoRCH.O.A.L. 1876: A Descriptive Catalogue of the Scalidae of the West India Islands. Journal of the Academy Philadelphia, VIII 189-207

Linsley, RM.; Kesling, RV. 1982: A Detroit river Middle Devonian fauna from the subsurface of Illinois. Journal of Paleontology 565: 1079-1092

Kovacs, L. 1952: A Devecser es Nyirad kozti harmadkori terulet foldtani viszonyai. Jahresbericht der Ungarischen Geologischen Anstalt 1948: 79-84

Scourse, JD.; Austin, WEN. 1994: A Devensian late-glacial and Holocene sea-level and water depth record from the central Celtic Sea. Quaternary Newsletter 7(4): 22-29

Zhang Renjie. 1999: A Devonian Zlichovian-Givetian bivalve fauna from the Nandan planktonic facies of south China. Professional Papers of Stratigraphy and Palaeontology 27: 136-171

Stumm, E.C. 1954: A Devonian Species of Heliolites from Nevada. Contributions from the Museum Geol Pal Michigan 1112: 223-228

Fenton, M.A. 1931: A Devonian Stromatoporoid Reef Contributions from the University of Cincinnati Museum Geology and Palaeontology No 14. American Midland Naturalist 127: 195-202

Richards, H.G.; Shapiro, E. 1964: A Devonian faunule from Lehigbton, Pennsylvania. Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Academy of Science 37: 206-207

Long, JA.; Turner, S.; Young, GC. 1988: A Devonian fish fauna from subsurface sediments in the eastern Officer Basin, South Australia. Alcheringa 12(1-2): 61-78

Bandel, K.; Heidelberger, D. 2002: A Devonian member of the subclass Heterostropha Gastropoda with valvatoid shell shape. Neues Jahrbuch fuer Geologie und Palaeontologie Monatshefte 9: 533-550

Bridge, J.; Charles, B.E. 1922: A Devonian outlier near the crest of the Ozark uplift. Journal of Geology Chicago 30: 450-458

Bless, M.J.; Brauckmann, C.; Conil, R.; Herbig, H.-Georg.; Poty, E.; Ribbert, K.-Heinz.; Streel, M.; Weber, H.M.rtin. 1998: A Devonian/Carboniferous boundary section in the subcrop beneath the Lower Rhine Embayment near Krefeld Ein Devon/Karbon-Grenzprofil im Untergrund der Niederrheinischen Bucht bei Krefeld. Fortschritte in der Geologie von Rheinland und Westfalen 37: 55-79

Clarke, John Mason. 1908: A Devonic brittlestar. Albany N Y State Education Dept Museum Bulletin, 121 61-74

Williams, J.W. 1887: A Dextral Physa fontinalis. Journal of Conchology, V 220

Chari, V.K. 1950: A Dhaman or Rat-Snake jumping. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society, 493: 561

Schleicher, M.; Noegel, A.; Schwarz, T.; Wallraff, E.; Brink, M.; Faix, J.; Gerisch, G.; Isenberg, G. 1988: A Dictyostelium mutant with severe defects in actin its characterization using cDNA probes and monoclonal antibodies. Journal of Cell Science 901: 59-71

Pearson, H.S. 1924: A Dicynodont Reptile reconstructed. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London: 827-855

Seitz. 1920: A Die Grossschmetterlinge der Erde. Fauna Africana Lief, 37 337-370

Gapanov, E.A. 1967: A Dinotheriums jaw of village Nishkan. Paleontologicheskii Sbornik Lvov 4: 125-129

Plesker, R. 2002: A Dipetalonema gracile-infection in a squirrel monkey Saimiri sciureus. Primate Report. Feb; 63: 3-5

Mueller, J.F. 1933: A Diphyllobothrium from cats in the Syracuse region. Journal of Parasitology Urbana 20: 140

Runnegar, B. 1983: A Diprotodon ulna chewed by the marsupial lion, Thylacoleo carnifex. Alcheringa 71: 23-25

Collin, J.E. 1919: A Dipteron new to the british list. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of London, 1918 (lxxvii)

Austen, E.E. 1905: A Dipterous enemy of English hothouse grapes. Entomologist's Monthly Magazine: 276-278

Webster, F.M. 1895: A Dipterous gall-maker and its associates. Bulletin Ohio Exp Station, I 154

Gilbert, P.A. 1919: A Dipterous parasite of nestling birds. Emu Melbourne, 19 48-49

Hayasaka, J. 1935: A Discocyclina-limestone exposed near the peak of Minami-Daibu in Iakao prefecture, Taiwan. Proceedings of the Imperial Academy Tokyo 11: 320-330

Trowbridge, W.P. 1888: A Discovery by C C Trowbridge regarding the purpose of the Emargination of the Primary Wing-feathers of certain Birds. Transactions of the New York Academy of Sciences, vii 1887-88: 19-21

Luppov, N.P. 1945: A Discovery of Pulchellia in North-Western Caucasus. Annuaire de la Societe Paleontologique de Russie 12: 133-137

Kobayashi, T.; Kimura, T. 1942: A Discovery of a few Lower Ordovician Graptolites in South Chosen with a brief Note on the Ordovioian Grapto-lite Zones in Eastern Asia. Japanese Journal of Geology and Geography 184: 307-311

Huxley, J.S. 1912: A Disharmony in the Reproductive Habits of the Wild Duck Anas boschas L. Biologisches Zentralblatt Leipzig, 32 621-623

Caudell, A.N. 1922: A Diving Wasp. Proceedings of the Entomological Society of Washington 24: 125-126

Ratz, I. 1894: A Dochmius-fergekrol. Potfuz Termes Kozlony, XXVI 153-159

Ortius, D. 1997: A Dolichoderus taschenbergi queen found in a polygynous colony of D plagiatus Hymenoptera Formicidae. Psyche (Cambridge) 1023-4: 147-150

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Podlussany, A. 1974: A Dorcadion fulvum cervae J Friv okologiai alfaj uj valtozatai Coleoptera Cerambycidae. Folia Entomologica Hungarica 271: 183-186

Ritchie, J. 1956: A Double Centenary-Two notable naturalists, Robert Jameson and Edward Forbes. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 66B1 3): 29-57

Brockway, A.W. 1945: A Dovekie in Connecticut. Auk 62: 460

Cook, O.F.; Loomis, H.F. 1924: A Dragon Milliped in China An extreme type showing that evolution is not limited to useful characters. Journal of Heredity Baltimore 15: 51-53

Subrahmanyam, T.V. 1936: A Dragonfly preying upon a Spider. Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society 39(1): 100

Henderson, J.R. 1886: A Dredging Trip to Arran. Scottish Naturalist, VIII 5-9

Sperl, J. 2000: A Dresden city area during over the period of a year Ein Dresdner Stadtareal im Jahreslauf. Ornithologische Mitteilungen 528: 256-260

Robinson, R. 1941: A Drongo caught in a spider web. Ostrich 11(2): 136

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Bonnier, G. 1928: A Drosophila Mosaic, probably due to dispermic fertilisation. Journal of Genetics London 19: 257-260

Koller, P. 1932: A Drosophila obscura pointed allelomorph mutation and modifying factors. Arb Ungar Biol Forschungsinst 5: 216-223

Takada, H.; Wakahama, K. 1967: A Drosophila survey in Okinawa Main Island. Annotationes Zoologicae Japonenses 40: 55-60

Pullen, O.J. 1942: A Dumfriesshire gullery. Transactions of the Dumfriesshire and Galloway Natural History Society 3: 22: 165-169

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Gabor, TK. 1975: A Duna-Tisza koze deli reszenek miocen kepzodmenyei. Foldtani Kozlony 1052: 220-236

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Bailey, F.M. 1904: A Dusky Grouse and her brood in New Mexico. Condor, VI 87-89

Lamm, D.W. 1954: A Dusky Lark in southern Mozambique. Ostrich 25: 140

Hallback, D-A. 1983: A Dutch polder. Sveriges Natur 747: 10-15

Beintema, A.J.; Wattel, J. 1970: A Dutch record of Puffinus puffinus mauretanicus. Limosa 43: 136-137

Voous, K.H. 1948: A Dutch specimen of Anser arvensis serrirostris Swinhoe Notes on the races of Uria aalge Pont occurring along the Dutch North Sea coast, pp 10-14 fig Notes on a collection of Javanese birds. Limosa 21: 85-100

Voous, K.H. 1946: A Dutch specimen of Otis t tetrax L Notes on Anser fabalis menlatis Oates. Limosa 13: 73-76

Moths, H.; Tuexen, H. 2004: A Eem marine mollusc fauna of Gottsche Kliff, Denmark Eine eemzeitliche marine Molluskenfauna von Gottsche Kliff, Danemark. Geschiebe-Sammler. Dez; 374: 157-169

Varela, M.C. 1961: A Eimeria maseirna Tyzzer, 1929, em Portugal. Revista de Ciencias Veterinarias Lisboa 36: 265-268

Penha, A.M. 1929: A Eimeria zurnii Rivolta, 1878 como causa de coccidiose bovina no Brasil. Revista da Sociedade Paulista de Medicina Veterinaria Sao Paulo 1: 2-4

Correa, D.D. 1948: A Embriologia de Bugula flabellata J V Thomps. Boletim da Faculdade de Filosofia Ciencias e Letras Universidade de Sao Paulo Zoologica 13: 7-70

Shmeleva, A. 1969: A Especes nouvelles du genre Oncaea Copepoda, Cyclopoida de la mer Adriatique. Bulletin de l'Institut Oceanographique Monaco 681393: 1-28

Fell, H.B. 1964: A Est of Echinodermata collected by NZOI from Milford Sound. Bulletin of the New Zealand Department of Scientific and Industrial Research, 157: 95

Chen, B.; Song, Y.; Nishio, M.; Akai, M. 2004: A Eulerian-Eulerian physical-biological impact model of zooplankton injury due to CO2 ocean sequestration. Journal of Oceanography 60(4): 797-805

Townes, H. 1947: A Eumenes wasp and six adventive Ichneumonidae new to Hawaii Hymenoptera. Proceedings of the Hawaiian Entomological Society 13(1946): 105-106

Bovee, E.C. 1956: A Euplotes from the Amazon river. Journal of Protozoology (Suppl): 3: 4

Lehman, P. 1998: A Eurasian collared-dove at Cape May first sighting in New Jersey. Records of New Jersey Birds. Spring; 241: 5-6

Morlan, J.; Erickson, RA. 1983: A Eurasian skylark at Point Reyes, California, with notes on skylark identification and systematics. Western Birds 143: 113-126

Zollinger, LaMar. 1997: A Eurasian wigeon in Ramsey County. Loon. Fall; 693: 168

Burragni, A.; Kemp, J.L.; Erba, S.; Belfiore, C.; Hering, D.; Moog, O. 2001: A Europe-wide system for assessing the quality of rivers using macroinvertebrates AQEM Project and its importance for southern Europe with special emphasis on Italy. Journal of Limnology 60: 39-48(Suppl 1

Emilio, S.G. 1929: A European Black-headed Gull in North America. Bulletin of the Essex County Ornithological Club, no. 11: 8-12

Harrison, J.M.; Harrison, J.G. 1962: A European Green-winged Teal with a white neck-ring. Bulletin of the British Ornithologists' Club 82: 88-90

Gadeyne, E. 1997: A European action plan for the protection of the cinereous vulture Aegypius monachus Een europees aktieplan voor de bescherming van de monniksgier Aegypius monachus. Milvus News 6(4): 47-53 No 25

Wheeler, W.M. 1908: A European ant Myrmica levinodia introduced into Massachusetts. Journal of Economic Entomology, 1 337-339

Nuller, R.; Jensen, RAC. 1975: A European cuckoo at Avis Dam, Windhoek. Mitteilungen orn ArbGruppe SWA wiss Ges, 1011-12: l

Vanhaelen, Marie-Therese. 2004: A European flying squid Ommatostrephes sagittatus Lamarck, 1798 washed up at Koksijde Een grote pijlinktvis Ommatostrephes sagittatus Lamarck, 1798 aangespoeld te Koksijde. Strandvlo. augustus; 242: 79-82

Emberson, R.M. 2005: A European ground beetle, Harpalus tardus Panzer Coleoptera Carabidae, in Canterbury, and the predisposition of European carabids to establish in exotic temperate locations. New Zealand Entomologist 2004 January; 27: 39-42

Ristow, D. 2006: A European hobby Falco subbuteo attacks a European kestrel Falco tinnunculus Baumfalke Falco subbuteo greift Turmfalken Falco tinnunculus an. Ornithologischer Anzeiger 45(2-3): 175-176

Morse, E.S. 1919: A European mollusk, Helcion pellucidum, never before recorded in America. Nautilus Boston Mass, 32 77-78

Gouillard, J. 2004: A European naturalist Discoverer of South America Alexander von Humboldt Un naturaliste europeen decouvreur de LAmerique du Sud Alexander von Humboldt. Entomologiste 60(1): 39-45

Beamish, HH. 1970: A European roller Coracias garrulus in the Seychelles. Bulletin Br Orn Club 901: 14-15

Parrott, A.W. 1956: A European species of Hemiteles recorded from New Zealand Ichneumonidae Hemitelini. Records of the Dominion Museum Wellington 3: 82-83

Donaldson, PV. 1984: A European starling on Oahu and its possible origin. Elepaio 454: 25-27

Muller, W. 1994: A European stays put Ein Europaer setzt sich durch. Ornis 4: 35-37

Mundy, PJ. 1989: A European swallow and ticks. Honeyguide, 353: 117

Ware, P. 1991: A European visitor to Florida. Florida Naturalist, 641: 6

Yoshimatsu, S. 2007: A European-Mediterranean species, Mythimna albipunctata Denis Schiffermueller Lepidoptera, Noctuidae, Hadeninae new to the East Asian fauna. Transactions of the Lepidopterological Society of Japan 58(2): 202-204

Zeeve, S. 1994: A FIG turns six the Madagascar Fauna Group in 1994. American Zoo and Aquarium Association Annual Conference Proceedings, 141-145

Hudson, M. 1985: A Fair Isle for birds. Audubon 875: 32-37

Johansen, F. 1922: A Fairy-shrimp new to Canada and Western North America. Canadian Field-Naturalist 35: 132-133

Niederwolfsgruber, F. 2001: A Falco tinnunculus in Lower Austria, ringed in Switzerland In der Schweiz beringter Turmfalke Falco tinnunculus in Niederoesterreich. Monticola 1 Dezember; 890: 319-320

Prendergast, NHD. 1988: A Falklands tour birds Part 2. Sanctuary (Chessington) (17): 18-26

Atkinson, G.F. 1886: A Family of young Trap-Door Spiders Pachylomerus 4-spinosus. Entomologica Americana, II 87-92

Sartenaer, P.; Rozman, K.S. 1965: A Fammenian rhynconellid assemblage common to North America and the Urals. Paleontologiceskij Zurnal (1): 148-150

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Katzer, F. 1897: A Fauna Devonica do Rio Maecuru e as suas rela Yoes com a fauna de outros terrenos devonicos do globo. Boletim do Museu Paraense, II 204-246

Clarke, J.M. 1904: A Fauna Siluriana Superior do Rio Trombetas, Estado do Para Brazil. Archivos do Museu Rio de Janeiro, X 1-48

Ribeiro, A. de M. 1919: A Fauna Vertebrada da Ilha da Trindade. Archivos do Museu Rio de Janeiro, 22 171-193

Collins, A. 2005: A February clouded yellow Colias croceus in Bournemouth. Atropos. Spring; 25: 65

Plunkett, AM. 1989: A February yellow-bellied sapsucker. Loon, 611: 41

Lovelace, R. 1949: A Feulgen-positive reaction of the oil droplets in the Nereis egg. Biological Bulletin Wood's Hole, 97: 259

Buckley, T.E. 1885: A Few Notes on the Mammals and Birds of Rousay, one of the Orkney Islands. Transactions of the Natural History Society of Glasgow (n s): I 44-76

Salvadori, T. 1879: A Few Remarks on Mr Elliots Paper On the Fruit Pigeons of the Genus Ptilopus. Proceedings of the Zoological Society, 61-68

Adler, K.K. 1958: A Field Guide to Reptiles and Amphibians of Eastern North America by Roger Conant. Newsletter Trimon Rep Ohio herpet Soc 14: 2

Van Denburgh, J. 1924: A Fifth record of the Pacific Leather-Back Turtle on the Coast of California. Copeia Northampton, 130: 53

Clunie, F. 1975: A Fiji black-faced shrikebill anting with a millipede. Notornis 211: 80-81

Prout, W.T. 1901: A Filaria Found in Sierra Leone? Filaria Volvulus (Leuckhart). British Medical Journal 1(2091): 209-211

Anderson, J.; Khalil, M.; Lee, C.U.; Leiper, R.T. 1921: A Filarial survey in British Guiana, 1921. Journal of Helminthology 1: 215-226

Baylis, H.A. 1923: A Filariid from the African elephant. Annals and Magazine of Natural History Series 911: 208-211

Nechorosev, V.P. 1935: A Find of Marine Upper Paleozoic Deposits in the Zaisan Basin. Doklady Akademii Nauk SSSR: 37-40

Hashimoto, W.; Igo, H. 1962: A Find of Mesozoic Fossils from Southeast Hokkaido. Journal of the Geological Society of Japan 68804: 537-538

Hashimoto, W.; Nagao, S. 1962: A Find of Spongiomorphoids from the Basement Complex of the Rebun Island, Hokkaido. Journal of the Geological Society of Japan 68799: 235-236

Hume, A.O. 1877: A First List of the Birds of North-Eastern Cachar. Stray Feathers, 1-47

Hume, A.O. 1876: A First List of the Birds of tho Travancore Hills. Stray Feathers, 351-405

D.Cesnola, A.P. 1907: A First Study of Natural Selection in Helix arbustorum Helicogena. Biometrika 5(4): 387-399

Hume, A.O. 1879: A First Tentative List of the Birds of the Western half of the Malay Peninsula. Stray Feathers, VIII 37-72

Smith, H.M. 1904: A Fish new to Florida Waters. Science 19(477): 314

Graham, W.M. 1911: A Fish that preys on Mosquito Larvae in Southern Nigeria. Bulletin of Entomological Research London, 2 137-139

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Thomas, O. 1893: A Fish-eating Rodent. Natural Science, II 286

Eaton, R. 1957: A Fishermans Notebook-Mystery Shellfish. The Field London 210(5452): 29

Crawley, H. 1900: A Flagellated Heliozoan. American Naturalist, XXXIV 255-258

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Wilson, P.W.H. 1961: A Flamingo on Kumba Lake Niger. Fid 26: 45

Brackbill, H. 1946: A Flicker-Starling battle. Maryland Baltimore 15: 30-33

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Neill, W.T. 1953: A Florida specimen of Le Contes lump-nosed bat. Journal of Mammalogy 34: 382-383

Menk, GE.; Stevenson, HM. 1978: A Florida specimen of the black-throated sparrow. Florida Field Naturalist 61: 21

Brady, M.K.; Harper, F. 1935: A Florida subspooies of Paeudacris nigrita Hylidae. Proceedings of the Biological Society of Washington 48: 107-110

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Underhill, H.M.J. 1889: A Flys eye. Journal of Microscopy and Natural Science NS: II 157-164

Ball, JH.; Moebius, R.E. 1955: A Foettingeriid Apostomea from the sea anemone Anthopleura xanthogrammica. Journal of Protozoology (Suppl): 2: 2

Stokes, A.C. 1882: A Food Habit of Difflugia pyriformis. American Micr J: III 93

Mackay, A.H. 1896: A Foraminiferous deposit from the bottom of the N Atlantic. Proceedings of the Nova Scotian Institute, ix(pt. 1: 64-67

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Morgan, W.C.; Tallmon, M.C. 1904: A Fossil Egg from Arizona. University of California Publications in Geology, III 403-410

Shibata, M. 1956: A Fossil Fauna from the Northern part of the Tanzawa massif. Transactions of the Palaeontological Society of Japan 23: 229-234

Cockerell, T.D.A. 1922: A Fossil Moth from Florissant, Colorado. American Museum Novitates 34: 1-2

King, W.B.R. 1933: A Fossiliferous Limestone associated with Ingletonian Beds at Horton-in-Ribblesdale, Yorkshire. Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London 89: 100-108

Prezbindowski, DR.; Anstey, RL. 1978: A Fourier-numerical study of a bryozoan fauna from the Threeforks Formation Late Devonian of Montana. Journal of Paleontology 522: 353-369

Fuller, C. 1896: A Fowl-infesting Tick Argas sp. Agricultural Gazette of New South Wales, VII 590-597

Dunn, G. 1950: A Fox at Hampstead. Field London, 195: 763

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Crowley, F. 1949: A French Part-ridge invasion. Field London, 193: 488

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Chen, H.T. 1940: A Freshwater Medusa from Kwangtung. Hong Kong Naturalist 101: 70-71

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Nichols, J.T. 1939: A Frogfish, Antennarius tagus Heller and Snod-grass, from Ecuador. Copeia Ann Arbor, 48

Allen, G.M. 1935: A Fruit Bat, Dobsonia, new to Australia. Australian Zoologist, 8: 151

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Mitchell, J. 1924: A Further Reference to the Occurrence of Merista plebeia Sowerby in New South Wales. Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales 49: 499-503

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