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March 1, 1984Journal of Biogeography

The Zoogeographical Composition and Distribution of the Arabian Butterflies (Lepidoptera; Rhopalocera)

Torben Bjerregaard Larsen

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Regions zoogeographiques. Sources bibliographiques. Origine zoogeograpique des lepidopteres de la Peninsule Arabique. Composition zoogeographique de cette faune comme un tout. Degre d'endemisme. Composition zoogeographique de ces lepidopteres par provinces ecologiques

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