Report on dredging and low-tide collecting of marine invertebrates carried on at San Pedro and Catalina Island

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Abstract: An unpublished student paper that maps, as clearly as possible, the occurrence and distribution of littoral and shallow-water invertebrates in Emerald Bay, at Catalina Island, California. Includes a hand-drawn chart of the bathymetry and bottom types in the bay, and photographs. This report was created for the University of California, Los Angeles course Zoology 199A, which ran February - June, 1934.

Type of resource	other
Date created	June 1934

Author	Geiger, George L.
Advisor	Lazier, Edgar Locke

Subject	Marine invertebrates
Subject	California
Subject	San Pedro Bay
Subject	Santa Catalina Island
Subject	Dredging (Biology)
Subject	Hopkins Marine Station
Subject	University of California Los Angeles Zoology 199A

Related item	Title Report on dredging and low-tide collecting of marine invertebrates carried on at San Pedro and Catalina Island
Location	https://purl.stanford.edu/gq149qf2176

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Preferred Citation: Geiger, George L. and Lazier, Edgar Locke. (1934). Report on dredging and low-tide collecting of marine invertebrates carried on at San Pedro and Catalina Island. Unpublished student paper. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/gq149qf2176

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