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Ewan, Joseph (1981) What's history to him or he to history that the systematist should bother. Archives of Natural History, 1981 (1). 157-164 doi:10.3366/anh.1981.022

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TitleWhat's history to him or he to history that the systematist should bother
JournalArchives of Natural History
AuthorsEwan, JosephAuthor
Year1981 (April)Volume1981
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PublisherEdinburgh University Press
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In(1981, April) Archives of Natural History Vol. 1981 (1) Edinburgh University Press

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