Some Recent Collections of Canadian Fresh-Water Sponges

Some Recent Collections of Canadian Fresh-Water Sponges is a scholarly work, published in 1930 in ''Canadian Field-Naturalist''. The main subjects of the publication include environmental science, Porifera, and archaeology.

DOI 10.5962/P.339190

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