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Kondorosy E. Földessy M.: Adatok a Duna-Dráva Nemzeti Park Dráva menti területei poloska (Heteroptera) faunájához. - Data to the Heteroptera fauna of areas along river Dráva in the Duna (Danube)-Dráva National Park

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