Fossil and Modern Sponge Fauna of Southern Australia and Adjacent Regions Compared: Interpretation, Evolutionary and Biogeographic Significance of the Late Eocene ‘Soft’ Sponges

Contributions to Zoology - Netherlands
doi 10.1163/18759866-08501002
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