Science in New Guinea, Volume 20University of Papua New Guinea, 1994 - Agriculture |
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This locality has also yielded a nearly complete skeleton of Protemnodon tumbuna , which was previously known only from jaw and skull fragments . Sediments preserved at around 3,000 m elevation on Mt. Kare , Enga Province , have yielded ...
This locality has also yielded a nearly complete skeleton of Protemnodon tumbuna , which was previously known only from jaw and skull fragments . Sediments preserved at around 3,000 m elevation on Mt. Kare , Enga Province , have yielded ...
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The extinct species of Dendrolagus is very closely related to living species , and at least four of the five known New Guinean species of Protemnodon are very closely related to each other . This fauna is remarkably limited when ...
The extinct species of Dendrolagus is very closely related to living species , and at least four of the five known New Guinean species of Protemnodon are very closely related to each other . This fauna is remarkably limited when ...
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The lack of seasonality in New Guinean dasyurids is in contrast 10 what is known for Australian species which , with one exception , are strictly seasonal breeders , even in the tropical north . INTRODUCTION Carnivorous marsupials of ...
The lack of seasonality in New Guinean dasyurids is in contrast 10 what is known for Australian species which , with one exception , are strictly seasonal breeders , even in the tropical north . INTRODUCTION Carnivorous marsupials of ...
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The University of Papua New Guinea | 2 |
a review of their biology and guide | 9 |
Elemental and fatty acid composition of seaweed and seagrass from Papua | 23 |
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