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Population Ecology of the Tropical Scincoid Lizard, Emoia atrocostata, in the Philippines

https://doi.org/10.2307/1442238
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THE ESTIMATION OF POPULATION PARAMETERS FROM DATA OBTAINED BY MEANS OF THE CAPTURE-RECAPTUTRE METHOD
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The seasons in a tropical rain-forest. Part 6. Lizards (Emoia).
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The lizards of the Philippine Islands.

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