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Photocopy of the legislation
Atoll Research Bulletin No. 392. 1994. One of the first modern treatise of the flora of Nauru
Pacific Science 1992: vol. 46: no. 2: 128-158.
Scientific article
Pacific Science 1991: 45 (4): 400-404
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Interview transcript. Australia Radio
A thesis in partial fulfilment for a degree in Ecological Restoration at Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
BOC Bulletin. Scientific article
Newspaper article
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Strandings of Oceania Database Protocols for data users
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