Publisher's original plain paper covers. 8vo 8�" x 6�" 118 pp. Slight age darkening to edges and in Very Good condition. Member of the P.B.F.A. BIOLOGY.

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Title: World Health Organization Technical Report Series No. 522: Energy and Protein Requirements Report of a Joint FAO/WHO Ad Hoc Expert Committee
Publisher: World Health Organization Geneva . 1973.
Publication Date: 1973
Condition: Very Good

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Large and selective stock on the outskirts of Canterbuy in Kent, stored in a purpose designed and temperature controlled depository.

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Colin Button
Little Stour Books PBFA
North Court House
West Stourmouth
Canterbury
Kent CT3 1HT
England
Email: sales@littlestourbooks.com
Telephone +44 [0] 1227 722371
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