Notes on the distribution of marine invertebrates in Emerald Bay, Catalina Island

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Abstract/Contents

Abstract: Emerald Bay, located on the undeveloped West End of Catalina Island, enjoys unparalleled access to the natural gems of Catalina's singular ecosystem. The secluded beaches and coves that surround us boast world-renowned snorkeling and diving, frequently counted among the top ten destinations in the world. From February through June, 1934, George L. Geiger Jr., [under the supervision of Dr. E.L. Lazier] surveyed the distribution of marine invertebrates in Emerald Bay, Catalina Island

Author	Geiger, George L. Jr.
Thesis advisor	Lazier, E. L.

Subject	marine invertebrates
Subject	collection and preservation
Subject	California
Subject	Emerald Bay
Subject	Catalina Island
Subject	marine algae
Subject	photographs
Subject	ecology
Subject	Hopkins Marine Station
Subject	Department of Biology
Genre	Text
Genre	Report
Genre	Technical report
Genre	Image

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Preferred citation: Geiger, George L. Jr. and E.L. Lazier, 1934. Notes on the distribution of marine invertebrates in Emerald Bay, Catalina Island. Unpublished report. Stanford Digital Repository. Available at: http://purl.stanford.edu/wr164nz3618

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