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Title Author Format Accession No. Call No. Location Subjects Contents Title Author Format Accession No. Call No. Location Subjects Contents An account of the insects noxious to agriculture and plants in New Zealand : the scale insects (Coccididae) / W.M. Maskell. Maskell, William Miles, 1839-1898. BOOK 2006 34243 RSQ 595.752 MAS RSQ Scale insects--New Zealand. Additions to the fish-fauna of New South Wales. No. 1 / by David G. Stead, David G. (David George), b. 1877 BOOK 2014 39189 RSQ 597.09944 STE RSQ Stead Advances in the carboniferous biostratigraphy of China / Yang Jing- Geology, Stratigraphic Carboniferous. BOOK 2013 38614 ASI RSQ zhi ... [et al.]. Geology--China. Ethnology--Philippines. Album of Philippine types (found in Bilibid Prison in 1903) : Christians Folkmar, Daniel, 1861-1932. BOOK 2013 38822 RSQ 599.909599 FOL RSQ Physical anthropology--Philippines. and Moros (including a few non-Christians) / by Daniel Tausug (Philippine people) Filipinos. 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