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Bredin - Archibold Smithsonian Biological survey of Dominica burrowing sponges, genus siphonodictyon bergquist, from the Caribbean

By: Rutzler, Klaus

Publisher: Washington D.C. Smithsonian Institute 1971Description: 37 pSubject(s): FAUNA | DOMINICA | MARINE ENVIRONMENT | CORALSSummary: A comprehensive listing of marine sponges found in the Caribbean. Family and genus of each species is given together with a definition, a brief description and remarks. The description includes the shape and size, color, consistency and other important features of the subject. Illustrations are included.

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A comprehensive listing of marine sponges found in the Caribbean. Family and genus of each species is given together with a definition, a brief description and remarks. The description includes the shape and size, color, consistency and other important features of the subject. Illustrations are included.

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