II.—Geological Survey of New Zealand - Revision of the Tertiary Mollusca of New Zealand, based on Type-material. Part I. By Henry Suter. Palæontological Bulletin, No. 2, New Zealand Geological Survey (P. C. Morgan, Director). 4to; pp. 64, pls. i–xvii, with a transmittal letter by P. G. Morgan and a preface by J. Allan Thomson. Wellington, 1914.

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II.—Geological Survey of New Zealand - Revision of the Tertiary Mollusca of New Zealand, based on Type-material. Part I. By Henry Suter. Palæontological Bulletin, No. 2, New Zealand Geological Survey (P. C. Morgan, Director). 4to; pp. 64, pls. i–xvii, with a transmittal letter by P. G. Morgan and a preface by J. Allan Thomson. Wellington, 1914.

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II.—Geological Survey of New Zealand - Revision of the Tertiary Mollusca of New Zealand, based on Type-material. Part I. By Henry Suter. Palæontological Bulletin, No. 2, New Zealand Geological Survey (P. C. Morgan, Director). 4to; pp. 64, pls. i–xvii, with a transmittal letter by P. G. Morgan and a preface by J. Allan Thomson. Wellington, 1914. - Volume 2 Issue 8

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