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You are in:  Home » Publications » Bulletins » Bulletin 150 » ASPA 126

SCAR Bulletin 150, July 2003

• Bulletin 150 Index
• ASPA 126 Management Plan
• ASPA 126 Bibliography
• ASPA 126 Annex 1

Management Plan for
Antarctic Specially Protected Area No. 126
Byers Peninsula, Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands

ASPA 126 Bibliography

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