Animal Info - References C (original) (raw)

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• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Caribbean.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Caucasus.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Chilean Winter Rainfall - Valdivian Forests.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Coastal Forests of Eastern Africa.
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• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Eastern Afromontane.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Guinean Forests of West Africa.
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• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Irano-Anatolian.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots.Japan.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Madagascar & Indian Ocean Islands.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Madrean Pine-Oak Woodlands.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Maputaland - Pondoland - Albany.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Mediterranean Basin.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Mesoamerica.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Mountains of Central Asia.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Mountains of Southwest China.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. New Caledonia.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. New Zealand.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Philippines.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Polynesia & Micronesia.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Southwest Australia.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Succulent Karroo.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Sundaland.
• Conservation International. 2005. Biodiversity Hotspots. Tropical Andes.
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• Culik, B. 2003b. Inia geoffrensis, Amazon river dolphin, Boto, Inia. [Convention on Migratory Species](#convention mig spec 2004).
• Culik, B. 2003c. Platanista gangetica, Ganges river dolphin, susu. [Convention on Migratory Species](#convention mig spec 2004).
• Culik, B. 2003d. Phocoena sinus, Vaquita. [Convention on Migratory Species](#convention mig spec 2004).
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