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Application of pharmacological and physiological principles in restraint of wild animals / by A. M. Harthoorn.

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Harthoorn, Antonie Marinus

Material type: Article

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ArticleSeries: Wildlife monographs (Wildlife Society) ; no. 14Publication details: [Washington] : Wildlife Society, 1965.Description: 78 p. : illSubject(s):

LOC classification:

QL1 .W51

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Bibliography: p. 76-78.

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