Conservation Biology of Caecilian Amphibians

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David J Gower and Mark Wilkinson.
Conservation Biology, Volume 19 Issue 1 Page 45-55, February 2005.

I can forward a PDF copy to anyone interested.
 
If you could forward a copy to me as well, Mike, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks.
 
Hi Mike, I think we get this at work. I will have to stop by tomorrow and see.

Ed
 
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