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January 1, 1936Proceedings of the United States National Museum

A comparison of the shallow-water sponges near the Pacific end of the Panama Canal with those at the Caribbean end

M. W. deLaubenfels

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Durinec the summer of 1933 I made a study of the intertidal sponge fauna at each end of the Panama Canal.!

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