Greenland 2 1916 Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. Geol.ic. Photographs
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33 Saw one string of magnetic including of hornblende spheres showing resorp- tion edges. Three of four of the included masses formed the series. Surface of Dalmptle Rock is very jagged and broken, but the points up to at least 60 feet above the sea (as high as we climb ed - on a side knoll) have been somewhat smoothed and rounded by ice action. 30 August - Western (or S.W.) point of Saunders Is. "Kond's Harbor" Cliffs are remarkable for their verticality. Go down sheer into the water. Collected specimens of the purplish pink rock which on nearer view looks more like limestone than it does like the quartzite or sandstone that I have supposed it to be. Easily scratched with knife blade. Dark gray is shale. Light gray seems more like an impure limestone or cal- careous shale - specimen. 11 September - Swid or crusty fl. seep. 43 [700] 15 September. Etah. Collected ctentorhors in front of house and are trying to preserve them. Got two species of Colle- [comment] ania or a related genus one with contract- ed top and tentacles six or eight times as long as the body, the other with more expanded top and much shorter the tentacles. Bodies 1-1/4" across.