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Owls of the world:

their evolution, structure and ecology
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Peter Lowe, Jun 30, 1992 - Nature - 208 pages

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Contents

PART II
35
Fishing Owls Eagle Owls
51
Little Pygmy and Elf Owls
159
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Owls of the world: their evolution, structure, and ecology
Owls of the world: their evolution, structure, and ecology
John A. Burton,Philip John Kennedy Burton
Snippet view - 1973
Owls of the world: their evolution, structure, and ecology
Owls of the world: their evolution, structure, and ecology
John A. Burton
Snippet view - 1984
Owls of the world: their evolution, structure, and ecology
Owls of the world: their evolution, structure, and ecology
John A. Burton
Snippet view - 1973

Common terms and phrases

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TitleOwls of the world: their evolution, structure and ecology
AuthorJohn A. Burton
EditorJohn A. Burton
Edition3, illustrated, revised
PublisherPeter Lowe, 1992
Original fromCornell University
Digitized4 Aug 2009
Length208 pages
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