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Atlante delle Conchiglie Terrestri e Dulciacquicole Italiane

Tiziano Cossignani and Vincenzo Cossignani
208 pages, col illus & col photos.
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Hardcover | 1995 | #37093 | ISBN: 8886070063
NHBS Price: £91.00 | $143/€114 approx.
 
 
Language: Italian.

Atlas of land and freshwater molluscs of Italy. An undoughtedly valid work in a field of malacology where there is very little publications that can effectively help the collector of Italian land and freshwater species.
 

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