Book Section
Inde
Juberthie, C. and Decu, V., Cazals, M. and Lebreton, B.
Record Number:
4689
Year:
2001
Pages:
1783-1804
Editor:
Juberthie, C. and Decu, V.
Publisher:
Societe International de Biospeologie
Place Published:
Moulis and Bucarest
Book Title:
Encyclopaedia Biospeologica Volume 3
Times Cited:
1
Related Records:
Juberthie, C. and Decu, V., Cazals, M. and Lebreton, B. (2001)
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