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T.A. and Ewald. H. 1998. Human population genet-
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Landsdjóralæknin - Head of Faroese vet-
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mammal research 1996. North Altantic Marine
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Onnur - Other scientists in and outside the
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frá Føroya Fuglafrøðifelag 12: 30-34.
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Bennike, O., Bocher, J., Konradi, P., Kuijpers, A. and
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sediments from Skálafjørður, the Faroe Islands: pre-
liminary results. Fróðskaparrit 46: 267-275.
Blackford, J.J. 1998. Holocene climatic variability in
the North Atlantic region as shown by peat bog
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Buckland, Paul C., Kevin J. Edwards, K.J., Jon P. Sadler,
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Christiansen, Hans G. and Erik Hansen. 1998. An island
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Dugmore Andrew J. and Anthony J. Newton. 1998.
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Edwards, K.J. and Cragie, R. 1998. Palynological and
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Højgaard, D.P. 1998. Life cycle of Whaleworm,
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infection of saithe, Pollachius virens (L.). PhD The-
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and light on hatching of eggs of Anisakis simplex
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