An edition of Catalogus tabanidarum orbis terrarum universi (1900)

Catalogus tabanidarum orbis terrarum universi

conscripsit dr Colomannus Kertéxz. (A Musaeo nationali hungarico editus.)

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Catalogus tabanidarum orbis terrarum universi
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An edition of Catalogus tabanidarum orbis terrarum universi (1900)

Catalogus tabanidarum orbis terrarum universi

conscripsit dr Colomannus Kertéxz. (A Musaeo nationali hungarico editus.)

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Typis Societatis Franklinianœ
Language
Hungarian
Pages
78

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Catalogus tabanidarum orbis terrarum universi: conscripsit dr Colomannus Kertéxz. (A Musaeo nationali hungarico editus.)
1900, Typis Societatis Franklinianœ
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Appendix to v. 23, pts. 1-2.
Természetrajzi füzetek. v. 23.

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Természetrajzi füzetek. v. 23. Appendix.

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QH7 .T3

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78 p. 1 l.
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78

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OL6591158M
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16021782
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13779297

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