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from [Bob Forsyth] [Permanent Link][Original]
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Subject: endemics
From: "Bob Forsyth" <>
Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 11:31:48 +1000
g'day all,
John Leonard asked in part..
".. Is there a list of Australian endemics? "
 
John Penhallurick on 1/12/2000 provided this newsgroup his list of endemics.
 
The list was split into 3 parts.
 
Endemics List Part 1
Endemics List  Part 2
Endemics List Part 3
 
Some amendments
 
To review other discussion on this subject
1 Open up the archives at
2 Click "search the archive"
2 Insert the word "endemic"
3 Set "Max files returned" to 100
4 Click "Search"
5 Browse down to the 2000/11 area
6 Click a reference number to view the full message.
 
Regards, Bob Forsyth, Mount Isa, NW Qld.
ps  Aren't Andrew Taylor's Archives a great research facility ?
 
 
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