The Pitcairn islands : biogeography, ecology and prehistory

Tim G. Benton · Tom Spencer

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Pacific and Southeast Asian Studies Botany and Plant Ecology Studies Island Studies and Pacific Affairs

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Structure, topography and vegetation - the significance of raised reef islands the birds of Henderson Island - ecological studies in a near pristine system biogeographic processes at the limits of the Ino-West Pacific province man's impact on the Pitcairn Islands.

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