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Frederick S. Russell

Frederick S. Russell

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13 featured booksFrederick S. Russell

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OL1965740A

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13 representative editions

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  • Display name

    Frederick S. Russell

  • Personal name

    Frederick S. Russell

  • Source identifier

    OL1965740A

Featured books

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  • Advances in Marine Biology

    Representative edition published 1987

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology

    Representative edition published 1985

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology

    Representative edition published 1977

    Open Work
  • The eggs and planktonic stages of British marine fishes

    Representative edition published 1976

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology. T. 09

    Representative edition published 1971

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology

    Representative edition published 1968

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology

    Representative edition published 1966

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology

    Representative edition published 1965

    Open Work
  • The seas

    Representative edition published 1949

    Open Work
  • Advances in marine biology

    Representative edition published 1963

    Open Work
  • The seas

    Representative edition published 1963

    Open Work
  • The medusae of the British Isles

    Representative edition published 1953

    Open Work
  • Do oceanic plankton animals lose themselves?

    Representative edition published 1930

    Open Work