Legless Curlew Sandpipers?

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Subject:	Legless Curlew Sandpipers?
From:	Peter Milburn <>
Date:	Tue, 19 Nov 2002 14:53:29 +1100

Tim Dolby states that Bennet with one 't' is extremely unusual.  Maybe the
second t dropped off because it had a little flag on it?

Thank you Alan Leishman for upholding the cause of reason.  For every bogus
unsubstantiated anti-research claim there is a plethora of hard fact that
repuidiates it.

Dr P.J. Milburn
Biomolecular Resource Facility
Australian National University
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