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Workshop Series 15
Workshop on oiled seabird cleaning and rehabilitation, 1991
Proceedings of a workshop held in Townsville, Australia, 26 February 1991
Edited by Jennifer Lash and Steve Raaymakers
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CONTENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 14.74KB]
FOREWORD [Adobe Acrobat Format 18.71KB]
WORKSHOP REPORT
- Executive Summary [Adobe Acrobat Format 19.52KB]
- Introduction and Objectives [Adobe Acrobat Format 23.47KB]
- Program [Adobe Acrobat Format 30.57KB]
- Discussion group results and recommendations [Adobe Acrobat Format 39.50KB]
- Workshop participants [Adobe Acrobat Format 38.49KB]
WORKSHOP PAPERS [Adobe Acrobat Format 1528.35KB]
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS [Adobe Acrobat Format 8.69KB]
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