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"A SPECIES OF MOA"

Sir.-With reference to L, Fullerton Johnson’s letter and your foothote thereto may I enquire where I can. find it authoritatively stated that the Notornis is "a species of moa"? With the generic term Notornis I am quite familiar, not so with the specific.

F. C.

CAMPBELL

(Palmerston North).

(When Thompson wrote. it was customary to regard notornis as a species of moa, Sinc then it. has been classed as a rail--Ed.) ~

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 482, 17 September 1948, Page 23

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"A SPECIES OF MOA" New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 482, 17 September 1948, Page 23

"A SPECIES OF MOA" New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 482, 17 September 1948, Page 23

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