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The Huge Bird-cliff, Látrabjarg, in Western Iceland*

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 August 2009

Arnthór Gardarsson
Arnthór Gardarsson
Affiliation:
Institute of BiologyUniversity of IcelandGrensásvegur 12, ISL-108 Revkjavik, Iceland.
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Environmental Conservation , Volume 12 , Issue 1 , Spring 1985, pp. 83 - 84
Copyright
Copyright © Foundation for Environmental Conservation 1985

Footnotes

* The main text was circulated unedited in mimeographed form by the European Information Centre for Nature Conservation, Council of Europe, B.P. 431 R6, 67006 Strasbourg, France, to whom our gratitude is due for this and other notable ‘Environment Features’.—Ed.

References

† See, for example, our The Isle of Auks (Edward Arnold, London, England, UK: 253 pp., illustr. 1932)Google Scholar and ‘The Vegetation of Akpatok Island, Part II’ (Journal of Ecology, XXIII, pp. 161–209, figs and photos, 1935). —Ed.Google Scholar