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Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology: Bryozoa

Raymond C. Moore

  • 267 pages
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The Treatise volume on bryozoans, the colonial filter feeders that build lace-like skeletons and turn up all through marine strata. Covers morphology, classification and stratigraphic range genus by genus.

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