Skeletons, and other things, in the closet. [Review of: Asma, ST. Stuffed animals and pickled heads. Oxford University Press, 2001]
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Skeletons, and other things, in the closet. [Review of: Asma, ST. Stuffed animals and pickled heads. Oxford University Press, 2001]
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2001 Dec.
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