An edition of M. domesticus, the little animal that's too good to be true! (1994)

M. domesticus, the little animal that's too good to be true!

the definitive guide for raising this short-tailed opossum

1st ed.

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An edition of M. domesticus, the little animal that's too good to be true! (1994)

M. domesticus, the little animal that's too good to be true!

the definitive guide for raising this short-tailed opossum

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M. domesticus, the little animal that's too good to be true!: the definitive guide for raising this short-tailed opossum
1994, Country Storer Enterprises
in English - 1st ed.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 107-108).

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Columbus, Tex

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MLCS 97/02055 (S)

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116 p. :
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OL717547M
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97103533
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