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Source | Adam White: Descriptions of new of unfigured species of Coleoptera from Australia. By Adam White, M.E.S. Assistant in the Zoological Department, British Museum. In: John Lort Stokes: Discoveries in Australia (vol. 1, appendix 5, pl. 1) | ||||||
Author | Edward Doubleday, scan by Project Gutenberg | ||||||
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