Person

How, R.

Occupation
Biologist

Summary

R. How worked in the Department of Biological Survey, Western Australian Museum 1977-1984.

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Archival resources

Western Australian Museum

  • R. How - Records, 1977 - 1984; Western Australian Museum. Details

Published resources

Journal Articles

  • Dell, J. and How, R. A., 'Mammals of the Darling Scarp, near Perth', The Western Australian naturalist, 17 (4) (1988), 86-93. Details
  • How, Richard A. and Dell, John, 'Ground vertebrate fauna of Perth's vegetation remnants: impact of 170 years of urbanization', Pacific conservation biology, 6 (3) (2000), 198-217. Details

Resources

McCarthy, G.J.

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