Akash Samrat Pakshi

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Birds, the Emperor the sky of phylum aves have been described in this book in detail along with pictures. The classification of the birds and body structure is an interesting aspect of the book.

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Birds, the Emperor the sky of phylum aves have been described in this book in detail along with pictures. The classification of the birds and body structure is an interesting aspect of the book.

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Weight 15 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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