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Possible causes of high species diversity in tropical Australian freshwater macrobenthic communities
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Seasonal variations in the macroinvertebrate fauna of billabongs along Magela Creek, Northern Territory
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Morphology and benthos of three volcanic lakes in the Mt. Gambier district, South Australia
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