Spongiology

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Zoologists	Karl Ernst von Baer Richard C. Banks Georges Cuvier Charles Darwin Jean-Henri Fabre William Kirby Carl Linnaeus Konrad Lorenz Thomas Say Jakob von Uexküll Alfred Russel Wallace more...

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Spongiology is a branch of zoology concerning the study of sponges.^[1]

Notable Spongiologists

Pedro M. Alcolado
Céline Allewaert
Bernard Banaigs
Patricia R. Bergquist
James Scott Bowerbank
Maurice Burton
Henry John Carter
Max Walker de Laubenfels
Arthur Dendy
Édouard Placide Duchassaing de Fonbressin
Willard D. Hartman
George John Hechtel
Thomas Higgin
John N.A. Hooper
Efthimios Kefalas
Randolph Kirkpatrick
Robert J. Lendlmayer von Lendenfeld
Swee Cheng Lim
Claude Lévi
Giovanni Michelotti
Edward Alfred Minchin
Giovanni Domenico Nardo
Stuart O. Ridley
Eduard Oscar Schmidt
Émile Topsent

References

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