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The Causes of Blindness in Childhood: A Study of 776 Children with Severe Visual Handicaps
Published by The Johns Hopkins Press, Baltimore, 1967
Hardcover. Condition: Very Good+. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. Small bump on the fore-edge of the front board. Else binding clean. Pages clean. DJ rubbed, with some soil and some edgewear. ; MEH17D; 245 pages.
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A FURTHER CONTRIBUTION TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE HOST RELATIONS OF THE PARASITIC COWBIRDS
Published by WASHINGTON USA. SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE, 1977
VERY GOOD SOFTBACK. NUMBER 235 IN SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO ZOOLOGY SERIES. PAPER BRINGS TOGETHER A VAST AMOUNT OF NEW INFORMATION DOCUMENTING AND CLARIFYING THE RELATIONS EXISTING BETWEEN THE MANY KINDS OF VICTIMS OF THE SEVERAL COWBIRD SPECIES AND THEIR RESPECTIVE PARASITES. BIBLIOGRA[HY. INDEX OF HOST SPECIES.
