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Rodents of Colorado in their economic relation / — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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Rodents of Colorado in their economic relation /

Authors: Burnett, W. L.

Year: 1918

DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.86317

Keywords: Relation (database), Geography

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As you are aware, I have been engaged for some time past in work, under your direction, on the control of rodents

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