. Contributions to Canadian biology . CU bac -weo 16. 5 GEORGE V. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 39b A. 1915 IX. BRYOZOA OF THE GEORGIAN BAY H. T. White , High School, Sudbury, Ont. The work upon which this paper is based was carried out at the Georgian BayBiological Station during the summers of 1911 and 1912, under the direction ofDr. B. A. Bensley and Dr. E. M. Walker. I have been concerned chiefly with col-lecting and identifying the species and with noting the habitats and variationsshown. At Go Home Bay, nine species and one variety were identified. This is doublethe number reported f
. Contributions to Canadian biology . CU bac -weo 16. 5 GEORGE V. SESSIONAL PAPER No. 39b A. 1915 IX. BRYOZOA OF THE GEORGIAN BAY H. T. White , High School, Sudbury, Ont. The work upon which this paper is based was carried out at the Georgian BayBiological Station during the summers of 1911 and 1912, under the direction ofDr. B. A. Bensley and Dr. E. M. Walker. I have been concerned chiefly with col-lecting and identifying the species and with noting the habitats and variationsshown. At Go Home Bay, nine species and one variety were identified. This is doublethe number reported from any other locality in North America. The Bryozoa arepretty well distributed around the Georgian Bay, and most of the species are foundwherever suitable places occur. The relative abundance varies with the season It was found necessary to introduce certain changes in the classification of thePlumatellas, as given by Kraepelin (1887) and Davenport (1904). Otherwise theclassification of those authors has been followed. The nomenclature has beenchan
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