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Rayment, T. 1947a. New bees and wasps, Part VI. Victoria Naturalist 64: 102-103.
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Rayment, T. 1948a. New bees and wasps, Part VII. Victoria Naturalist 65: 85-91.
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Rayment, T. 1949a. New bees and wasps, Part VIII - A new species of Exoneura, with notes on other reed-bees from the Grampians. Victoria Naturalist 65: 208-212.
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Rayment, T. 1949c. New bees and wasps, Part X. Victoria Naturalist 65: 271-272.
Rayment, T. 1949d. New bees and wasps, Part XI. Victoria Naturalist 66: 33-36.
Rayment, T. 1949e. New bees and wasps, Part XII - A new blue bee and an old white-ant. Victoria Naturalist 66: 147-151.
Rayment, T. 1950a. New bees and wasps. Part XIII. Victoria Naturalist 67: 20-25.
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