The Jacob Whitman Bailey diatom collection at the Farlow Herbarium

Edgar, Robert K.,author
1978
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Diatoms Bailey Jacob Whitman 1811-1857 Farlow Reference Library and Herbarium

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THE FARLOW HERBARIUM of HARVARD UNIVERSITY 20 DIVINITY AVENUE · CAMBRIDGE · MASSACHUSETTS 02138 · U.S.A. Copies of "The Jacob Whitman Bailey Diatom Collection at the Farlow Herbarium" have been forwarded to the following herbaria for use by diatom systematists and taxonomists: AWH, BHU, BM, HDSM, LD, OS, PC and PH (abbreviations follow Index Herbariorum). Additional copies are available from the Farlow Herbarium at cost although no copyright restriction is attached to this publication. Notice of the availability of this work is intended for Taxon. As work on the remaining portions of the Boston Society of Natural History Collection at the Farlow Herbarium progresses, I anticipate that some amplification and correction of these registers and indices will occur; notice of such changes will be forwarded to the above herbaria. The recommended citation of this work is: Edgar, Robert K. 1978. The Jacob Whitman Bailey Diatom Collection at the Farlow Herbarium. Farlow Herbarium, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts, U. S. A. iii + 155 pp. Robert K. Edgar 11 July 1978
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THE JACOB WHITMAN BAILEY DIATOM COLLECTION AT THE FARLOW HERBARIUM Robert K. Edgar Hellerman Diatom Herbarium Southeastern Massachusetts University North Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02747 U. S. A. and Farlow Herbarium Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts 02138 U. S. A. 20 June 1978
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ii TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction 1 The Bailey Collection: 1857-1941 2 The Bailey Collection: 1941-present 10 Register of Microscopic Slide Collection 16 Register of Diatom Exsiccati Collection 103 Register of Collection of Unmounted Materials 116 Taxa Index 120 Geographical Index 140 Persons Index 151 Note 154 Literature Cited 155
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iii TABLES Table 1. The 24 octavo slide boxes of the original Bailey "Microscopical Collection" 4 Table 2. A summary of the estimates of the extent of parts of the J.W. Bailey Collection 9 containing diatoms Table 3. The organization of the Microscopic Slide Collection 17
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Introduction The initial systematic investigations of American algae - fossil and recent, microscopic and macroscopic, freshwater and marine - were conducted between 1837 and 1857 by Jacob Whitman Bailey (1811-1857), a professor of chemistry, mineralogy and geology at the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York. During this period of expanding and intensifying geographical and natural history explorations of the North American continent and the oceans of the world, Bailey served as the American focus for the investigations of the algae, especially the microscopic infusoria. Among his microscopic algal collections are samples from 1) fossil infusorial deposits from all over the North American continent, especially the eastern seaboard, 2) the early soundings of the U.S. Coast Survey, 3) the Wilkes' Exploring Expedition (1838- 1842) and the North Pacific Exploring Expedition (1853-1856), 4) the expeditions opening the American West of Fremont, Williamson, Newberry and others, 5) Berryman's soundings across the North Atlantic for laying the first transatlantic telegraph cable, and 6) his own extensive collections of algae from Nova Scotia to Florida. In addition, he communicated and exchanged samples extensively with American and European workers and thus procured a collection representing many regions of the globe. By the early 1840's Bailey had earned the accolade of "America's Ehrenberg", and by the mid-1850's he had amassed the finest and most extensive collection of algae in America. About two years before his death as a result of his increasingly failing health, he began to organize his collection for the use of those that would continue his work. Upon his death in 1857, Bailey bequeathed the collection, both organized and unorganized portions, plus the bulk
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2 of his scientific books, pamphlets, notes and correspondence to the Boston Society of Natural History. In 1941, the Society donated the Bailey Collection to the Farlow Herbarium of Harvard University, where it currently resides. Since 1976, I have worked at the Farlow Herbarium restoring those portions of the Bailey Collection which contained diatoms to a condition that would make them useful to contemporary taxonomists and historians of science. As the initial step in this restoration, I prepared a bibliography of Bailey's scientific contributions (Edgar, 1977). In promoting further this restoration this present work defines the present extent of the collection and indexes the taxa, geographical locations and persons associated with the diatom portions of it. The Bailey Collection: 1857-1941 The general contents of the Bailey bequest to the Boston Society of Natural History are clear, but an itemized account of most parts of the collection has not been found and doubtfully was one made. Consequently, the extent of the diatom contents of the original collection can be approximated only. The bequest circumscribes initially the collection (Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 6:179-181. 1857.): Bequest of Prof. J.W. Bailey. First. A microscopic collection, contained in cases resembling books, together with said cases, and the index volumes thereunto belonging; the whole bearing for titles, "Microscopic Collections." Second. The whole of my collection of Algae, or Seaweeds, as contained in a set of portfolios, together with said portfolios.
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Third. All my rough material for microscopic research, as contained in small boxes, paper, vials, and larger boxes, containing large masses marked with chalk, Richmond, Petersburg, Georgia, Florida, etc. .... Upon receipt of these materials the Society appointed a committee consisting of Augustus A. Gould, John Bacon and Silas Durkee to report on the bequest. On the basis of their reports (Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 6:194-200. 1857.) samples of diatoms were contained in the materials described in the first, second and thirds parts of the bequest. Bacon's report on the "Microscopical Collection" indicated that it contained 24 octavo slide boxes (Table 1), and it generally described the contents of 19 of them and specified that 550 slides were contained in 21 boxes. A description of the three octavo boxes unaccounted for in Bacon's report was misplaced into Durkee's report on the algae; these boxes contained 69 slides but apparently no diatoms. The only disagreement between the original descriptions of these 24 boxes and the 24 octavo volumes found in the Farlow Herbarium in 1976 is that Bacon reported that two of the boxes contained "Test Objects and miscellaneous Organic Bodies," whereas I have found the collection to contain only a single box with this title. In that none of the 24 numbered volumes is missing I believe Bacon's report was in error. In addition to the formally boxed slides, Bacon indicated that the collection contained more than 800 "specimens mounted on glass slides" and 200 other specimens "mounted as opaque objects." Assuming these 800+ and 200 specimens represented an equal number of slides, the total number of slides contained in the original bequest was minimally 1,619.
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4 TABLE 1. The 24 octavo slide boxes of the original Bailey "Microscopical Collection." Box No.* Title* Slide Serial No.** 1 Test objects and organic bodies 1422-1476 2 Vegetable tissues - Recent 1224-1274 3 Vegetable tissues - fossil 1275-1306 4 Animal tissues - Vertebrata 1307-1339 5 Animal tissues - Articulata 1340-1376 6 Animal tissues - Mollusca & Radiata 1377-1421 7 American diatoms 967-1007 8*** Foreign diatoms 1008-1048 9 Atlantic soundings A to R' 567-608 10 Atlantic soundings R' to Q" 609-640 11 Atlantic soundings A'A' to Z'Z' 641-668 12 Atlantic soundings Berryman's 1-16 669-706 13 Atlantic soundings Berryman's 17-24 707-742 14 Soundings - Gulf of Mexico 859-883 15 Fossil diatoms - Virginia & Maryland, Bermuda 1128-1179 16 Fossil polycistines and diatoms, Barbadoes 1180-1223 17*** Soundings - Para River, etc., South America 884-925 18 Soundings - Arctic and Pacific Oceans 1567-1595 19 Fossil diatoms - Monterey, California 743-776 20 Fossil diatoms - Suisun Bay, Bodega Bay, San Luis, O.B., etc. 777-803 21 Diatoms in guano 1071-1102 22 Fossil polythalamia - American 1103-1127
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5 23 Casts of polythalamia 1049-1069 24 Oregon, California, Puget Sound, extc. 811-858 ----------------------------------- * Numbers and titles are taken directly from the original boxes. ** This range of serial numbers delimits all slide numbers contained in each box in 1976, when restoration of the collection was begun; it does not imply that all numbers within the range were represented by slides found at this time. *** In 1976, Boxes #8 and #17 were on loan to the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia and consequently not found initially with the rest of the collection. They have subsequently been returned to the collection.
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6 In accounting for the second part of the bequest, Durkee reported that among the approximately 4,500 algae or seaweeds contained in 15 portfolios that "The Diatomaceae are in one volume and amount to 425." Finally, the geographical locations from which samples in the "boxes, paper, vials," etc. in the third part of the bequest were derived imply that they contained diatoms. In summary, the bequest included diatom materials in the partially defined microscopic slide collection, in a clearly segregated portion of the algal collection, and in the poorly defined "rough material for microscopic research." The Society produced in 1860 a Catalogue of the Unmounted Materials [of the] Bailey Collection ..., presumably describing materials in the third part of the bequest. It itemized the collection notes of 705 bottles of materials containing primarily infusoria, but the proportion of the "rough material" that these represent is unknown. In the Annual Report of 1877 the contents of the "Microscopical Collection" were given as 1,838 slides "presented in the bequest of Professor Bailey" (Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 19:188-189. 1877). However, this report additionally indicated that All the slides of the Bailey Collection, which contained several species of Foraminiferae or Diatomaceae, and which had been identified by Prof. Bailey himself, are entered in a separate book, entitled "The Catalogue of the Bailey Microscopical Slides." These slides are registered under the same numbers as in the current catalogue, but instead of only one line devoted to a general description and name of the locality, the space of half a page or more is devoted to the list of the species found upon that particular slide, together with the marks and measurements for finding each specimen. Prof. Bailey had begun this catalogue by registering 793 slides in this manner on foolscap paper, and this was continued by Miss Washburn. 1391 slides were entered in a similar manner by this lady upon
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7 loose sheets of foolscap paper. The original notes of Prof. Bailey, contained upon slips of paper usually loosely wrapped around the slide, were faithfully transcribed, and the originals filed away for preservation. The whole, amounting to 372 sheets of foolscap, has been substantially bound, and is now available for reference. This new Catalogue of the Bailey Microscopical Collection consisting of 372 foolscap pages is in the Farlow Herbarium and according to the above report assimilated completely and without change in serial number slides previously registered in the Catalogue of the Bailey Microscopical Slides, which I have not found. The report promotes the expectation of the new Catalogue containing 2,184 entries - 793 by Bailey and 1,391 by Miss Washburn. However, the Catalogue describes only slides numbered from 567 to 2,185. Although rarely were numbers in this series omitted or used more than once, e.g. 780 and 780-1/2, the series should encompass c. 1,619 slides. Interestingly, entries numbered 567 through 2,185 are contained within c. 372 foolscap pages, and the handwriting break in the Catalogue between Bailey and Washburn (which is additionally marked by a notation that the transcribers had changed) occurs between serial numbers 793 and 794. At present I have no explanation of why the series commences with number 567 and not number 1, but I have found neither slides nor references to slides in the collection bearing numbers in the range 1 to 566. I interpret the annual report to be misleading in the number of slides that Bailey registered; he registered only probably the 227 of them having numbers between 567 and 793. Also, based primarily on the fact that the Catalogue appears complete in having 372 pages, the range of serial numbers provides the best estimate of the extent of the collection in 1877 (independent of the 1,838 slides reported elsewhere), which I judge to be c. 1,619 slides.
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8 In his historical sketch of the Society, Bouvé (1880) reported that the Bailey Collection consisted of 1,839 slides, a figure almost identical to that in the 1877 Annual Report. The Society's Annual Report of 1892 contained a description of the "present condition" of the Bailey Collection: 24 boxes of "about 874 slides, in fairly good condition," about 568 slides in odd boxes and parcels plus an additional 27 slides labelled by Durkee (Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 25:438-439. 1892.). The parcels were described as "loose bundles, [containing] 160 native and 71 foreign diatom-slides." This description indicates there were 1,469 slides in the collection. During the late 1850's and 1860's, the Proceedings of the Society alludes occasionally to the collection being less well organized than it might be and to its being heavily used and borrowed from, especially shortly after its receipt by the Society. H.L. Smith (1872) reported in The Lens concerning the Bailey Collection that ...the slides of Diatomaceae, and more especially the crude materials left by him [Bailey], have not been so fortunate in escaping the grasp of greedy collectors. Perhaps I am mistaken, but either the collection of Prof. Bailey, which he gave the Society, was much more meagre than that I had seen at his own rooms at West Point, or it has suffered since its deposit. DeToni (1891) notes also, possibly based on Smith's earlier remarks, that the Society's Collection "Devrait contenir tous les types de J.W. Bailey, mais la plupart ont été volé." A summary of the estimates of the extent of the Bailey Collection involving diatoms is presented in Table 2. No records other than those described above have been found useful in determining the extent of the
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9 TABLE 2. A summary of estimates of the extent of parts of the J.W. Bailey Collection containing diatoms. Date Microscopical Slide Collection Exsiccati Collection Collection of Unmounted Materials Reference* 1857 1,619+ slides 425 specimens PBSNH 6:194-200 1860 unknown Catalogue of the Unmounted Materials [of the] Bailey Collection ... 1877 1,838 slides 705 samples PBSNH 19:188 1877 c. 1,619 slides PBSNH 19:188-189 1880 1,839 slides Bouvé, 1880, p. 239 1892 1,469 slides 303 specimens PBSNH 25:438-441 1976 1,216 slides 48 vials 64 slides * PBSNH = Proceedings of the Boston Society of Natural History
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10 Collection between 1892 and 1941, when the Society relinquished care of it. The Bailey Collection: 1941-present The use of the Bailey Collection since its receipt by the Farlow Herbarium in 1941 has been apparently meagre. I have found only that the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia had borrowed a small portion of it, that N. Ingrahm Hendey had used it in 1953 and designated several types of Bailey's species' names of diatoms, and that Robert Ross had perused it in 1962 and left notes concerning its reorganization. The present Bailey Collection primarily with respect to its diatom materials is composed of three major parts, each deriving its organization from the 1857 bequest: A) A MICROSCOPIC SLIDE COLLECTION including related paleographs and a catalogue of the slides and their contents. The 1,216 slides contained in this collection are the remnants of the "Microscopical Collection" described in the 1857 bequest. With a few exceptions, each slide bears a number between 567 and 2,185 scratched into the glass. This collection currently includes slides that I found in 1976 in 1) 24 octavo cardboard slide boxes, each possessing a label on its inside cover indicating "Boston Society of Natural History/Bequest of/Prof. J.W. Bailey/April, 1857" (Table 1), 2) two century wooden slide boxes each containing c. 100 slides, 3) two wooden folders bearing 30 large and odd-sized glass slides, 4) an unnumbered small green box with J.W. Bailey's name on it found at the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia and containing slides numbered from 1527 to 1537, and 5) an octavo slide box from the Boston Society of Natural History general slide (non-Bailey) collection containing slides numbered from 1538 to 1542 and from 1752 to 1796. All these materials were found in
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11 the Farlow Herbarium unless I have indicated otherwise. Slides placed in this collection have been verified as being Bailey's based on their having 1) serial numbers between 567 and 2,185, 2) descriptions consistent with those of similarly numbered entries in the Catalogue of the Bailey Microscopical Collection, 3) notations in Bailey's handwriting scratched on the slide, 4) notations in Bailey's handwriting on papers associated directly with them, and 5) a system of standard reference lines, orientation arrows or numbers characteristic of Bailey's "Universal Indicator" method of locating individual specimens (Bailey, 1855). Slides falling harmoniously into a series ordered on the basis of the preceding criteria were also included. I have marked each slide appropriate to this collection by placing on it a round, 0.8 cm diameter, white label bearing the slide serial number. The slides have been placed in numerical order in 18 wooden slide boxes, which were remilled to accomodate the varying dimensions of the slides; grossly oversized slides have been housed separately in Box #19. A paleograph collection has been established incorporating all papers bearing notes, numbers or any writing whatsoever that were found associated with the slides. The paleographs have been referenced under the serial number of the slide with which they were found associated in 1976 unless this association was clearly in error. The serial list in this work describing the slide collection is arranged in groups of slides, partially of Bailey's design as reflected in the Catalogue and partially my own, and it includes all slide serial numbers between 567 and 2,185 eventhough some groups do not contain diatom material. This list records all information available on the slide and in the Catalogue and paleographs, except taxa determinations which have been separately indexed. The current existence at the Farlow
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12 Herbarium of slides, Catalogue entries and paleographs for each number is noted also in the list. Clarifying information has been added to the description of some slides; information which is bracketed is speculative or specifically not derived the source materials described above. B) A DIATOM EXSICCATI COLLECTION The algal herbarium which the Boston Society of Natural History donated to the Farlow Herbarium in 1941 contained 303 sheets of diatom exsiccati that I have determined to have come from Bailey and to represent materials described in the second part of the 1857 bequest. Most of these sheets bear specific notations in Bailey's handwriting. I have attributed other sheets to his bequest because they represent specimens from collectors, such as Brébisson, Lenormand, Dickie and Ralfs, with whom Bailey exchanged materials extensively and because I have found no evidence that they entered the Society's collection by a means other than Bailey. The 303 sheets from Bailey's herbarium were part of a slightly larger collection of diatom exsiccati donated by the Society; upon receipt of these materials by the Farlow Herbarium, all sheets in the collection were pinned or glued to larger herbarium sheets and thus their arrangement was largely fixed. I have numbered all the exissicati in this collection and prefixed each number with an "E", e.g. E131; each number has been placed on a round, 0.8 cm diameter, white label on the sheet. The numerical series describing the exsiccati approximates an alphabetical arrangement of the taxa. Numbers not listed in this series in the index correspond to non-Bailey diatom exsiccati. The authors of taxa names presented in the list are those given on the original exsiccati labels. C) A COLLECTION OF UNMOUNTED MATERIALS comprising bottles of original material and slides derived from them.
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13 This portion of the collection contains specimens derived originally from the unmounted non-exsiccati materials described in the third part of the 1857 bequest. A Catalogue of the Unmounted Materials [of the] Bailey Collection in the Boston Society of Natural History, which was produced in 1860, has been the sole measure of materials appropriate to this part of the Collection. This Catalogue was initially the property of the Society, but by 1938 and by unknown means it had passed into the possession of Clarence A. Cheever, an amateur Massachusetts diatomist. It lists 705 samples, primarily infusoria, representing an unknown proportion of the original amount of material, but also contains notes by Cheever indicating that many of the samples were either missing or contained so little material as to be useless. I have found in the Farlow Herbarium a loosely grouped collection of 100 vials designated collectively as "Bailey Collection ex B.S.N.H." These vials were apparently the gift of Cheever in 1941 or 1943 along with the 1860 Catalogue, but these vials have plastic screw caps indicating they are not the original containers of Bailey eventhough the material inside may be his. However, because none of these vials bears any identifying notes or numbers and because I have been unable to determine how Cheever secured them, I have not included them in this accounting of the collection. Also, in 1976, I found loose among miscellaneous papers pertaining to the diatom collections in the Farlow Herbarium an undated unsigned three- page note entitled "Bailey Collection. Unmounted Materials." describing a collection of boxes, dry mounts, etc. contained in a small cabinet; the materials were in accord with entries in the 1860 Catalogue. Because the note makes reference to the cabinet being associated with several volumes of Bailey's letters and notes, which are still in the possession of the Boston Society of Natural History (now Boston's Museum of Science),
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14 the note describes the materials probably while they were at the Society and not at the Farlow Herbarium. The materials described in the note have not been found in the Society's archives, the Farlow Herbarium or the Peabody Museum (as suggested in an appended notation on the note). A small wooden box containing 46 vials bearing numbers and labels corresponding to entries in the 1860 Catalogue was found in the Farlow Herbarium in 1976. It contained an unsigned note indicating These diatoms were collected by [Louis François de] Pourtales and sent to Bailey (J.W.) to name. They were found in the Agassiz Museum [in] October, 1912 and given to [the] Cryptogamic Herbarium [by Samuel Henshaw]. The numbers probably correspond to lists of J.W. Bailey in the Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. In the 1940's David Linder produced a list of the contents of the vials based on data in the 1860 Catalogue. I have made slides from the contents of each of these vials and given each the number of the vial prefixed by a "U", e.g. U231, on a round, 0.8 cm diameter, white label. Lastly, the general slide collection of the Boston Society of Natural History contained 16 slides specifically labelled indicating that they had been prepared from particular vials of unmounted material in the Bailey Collection. Each of these slides has been given the number of the vial from which it was prepared, again, prefixed with a "U" on the characteristic white label. All 64 slides prepared from unmounted material have been placed in Box #20. Many slides were made from Bailey's unmounted material while it was possessed by the Society, especially before 1900, and undoubtedly these were dispersed and now are in different slide collections at the Farlow and other herbaria. Identification of these has not been undertaken now, but when it is done, it will be difficult and largely based on
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15 such criteria as ones of "geographical coincidence." I have limited the inclusion of materials in this part of the collection, as in the whole collection, to those I am confident were included in the 1857 bequest. I have prepared several indices to the Bailey Collection. The taxa index includes all generic and species names of diatoms 1) recorded on the slides, in the Catalogue of the Bailey Microscopical Collection and in the paleographs, 2) noted on sheets of exsiccati, not just the original names applied by the collectors, and 3) listed in the Catalogue of the Unmounted Materials [of the] Bailey Collection for which there are extant materials in the collection at the Farlow Herbarium. The gographical and person's indices cover also all appropriate names used in the three major parts of the collection, plus a few I have added to facilitate access to selected materials.
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16 REGISTER OF MICROSCOPIC SLIDE COLLECTION Each serial number (567-2,185) thought to be in the original collection is listed here preceded by an indication of the current existence in the Farlow Herbarium of corresponding slides (S), paleographs (P) or Catalogue entries (C). Each is followed with an alternative slide designation, when Bailey presented one, and finally by a description of the sample based on the slide, paleographs and Catalogue. Slide codes marked with an asterisk (S*) indicate oversized slides housed in Box #19. An outline of the organization of this part of the collection is presented in Table 3.
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17 TABLE 3. The organization of the Microscopic Slide Collection. Title Serial Slide Extant Number Numbers of Slides Page Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of 567-647 80 19 Mexico Soundings Bering Sea and Adjacent Seas 648-668 25 23 Berryman's Soundings between 669-742 77 25 America and Ireland in 1856 California, Oregon, and 743-858 117 30 Washington Territories Gulf of Mexico 859-883 25 35 Para River of South America 884-925 42 37 North Atlantic Ocean and 926-946 21 40 Canadian Arctic Ocean Bering and Chukchi Seas 947-966 20 42 American Diatoms 967-1007 41 43 Foreign Diatoms 1008-1048 39 45 Casts of Polythalamia and 1049-1102 54 47 Guano Fossil Polythalamia from North 1103-1127 25 50 America Fossil Diatoms from Virginia, 1128-1179 52 51 Maryland and Bermuda Fossil Polycistines and Diatoms 1180-1223 44 53 from Barbadoes Vegetable Tissues - Recent 1224-1275 40 55 Vegetable Tissues - Fossil 1276-1306 31 57 Animal Tissues - Vertebrata 1307-1339 34 59 Animal Tissues - Articulata 1340-1376 37 61 Animal Tissues - Mollusca & 1377-1421 34 63 Radiata Miscellaneous 1422-1464 42 65
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18 Diatoms from William Gregory 1465-1476 12 67 Miscellaneous American Diatoms 1477-1537 12 68 Miscellaneous 1538-1566 5 70 Oceanic Soundings 1567-1587 0 71 Perry's Japan Expedition 1588-1595 0 73 Various Soundings 1596-1622 0 74 Fossil Infusoria 1623-1693 19 76 Fremont's Infusoria 1695-1702 0 79 Marine Diatoms 1703-1751 0 80 Chalk Series 1752-1764 10 83 Miscellaneous Animals and Minerals 1765-1780 10 84 Smithsonian Contribution's Series 1781-1796 16 85 Hudson River Series 1797-1812 0 86 Desmidiaceae and other Chlorophytes 1813-1858 3 87 Southeastern United States Series 1859-1957 89 89 Northeastern and Northcentral United States Series 1958-2050 91 93 Bourgogne Series 2051-2059 9 97 Foreign Diatoms 2060-2185 60 98 TOTAL 1,216
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19 ------------------ ATLANTIC OCEAN AND GULF OF MEXICO SOUNDINGS ------------------ S C 567 A Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S P C 568 B Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms C 569 C Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 570 D Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 571 E Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms; small slide S C 572 F Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 573 G Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 574 H Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 575 I Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 576 J Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 577 K Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S P C 578 L Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S* C 579 M Off Key Biscayne, Florida; [This slide bears bears a paper label prepared by N. Ingrahm Hendey in 1953 reading "Detached coverglass of Bailey Slide No. 579 remounted on a fresh slide." The original slide is in oversized envelope no. 579 in Box # 19.] S C 580 N Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 581 O Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 582 P Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 583 Q Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 584 R Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 585 S Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 586 T Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms; some determinations by Charles Stodder S C 587 U Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 588 V Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms S C 589 W Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms
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20 S C 590 X Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 591 Y Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms S C 592 Z Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms S C 593 A' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms S C 594 B' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms S C 595 C' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 205 fathoms S C 596 D' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 597 E' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 598 F' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 599 G' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 600 H' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 601 I' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 602 J' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 603 K' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked; turned brown by ammonia S C 604 L' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S E 605 M' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 606 N' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 607 O' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 608 P' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 65 fathoms S C 609 Q' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms S C 610 R' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; 147 fathoms? S C 611 S' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 612 T' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked; some determinations by Charles Stodder S C 613 U' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 614 V' Off Key Biscayne, Florida; depth not marked S C 615 W' [Gulf Stream?], Position 17; 300 fathoms S P C 616 X' [Gulf Stream?], Position 17; 300 fathoms
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21 S C 617 Y' [Gulf Stream?], Position 17; 300 fathoms S C 618 Z' [Gulf Stream?], Position 17; 300 fathoms S C 619 A" Gulf Stream, Section VIII, No. 14; 400 fathoms; Lat. 33° 32' N, Long. 76° 10' 15" W; Lt. B.F. Sands S C 620 B" Gulf Stream, Section VIII, No. 14; 400 fathoms S C 621 C" Gulf Stream, Section VIII, No. 14; 400 fathoms S C 622 D" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms; light portions in natural state; [See #625-636] S C 623 E" Gulf Stream, Section VIII, No. 3; 105 fathoms; Lat. 24° 33' N, Long. 80° 43' W S C 624 F" Gulf Stream, Section VIII, No. 11; 510 fathoms; light portions in natural state S C 625 G" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms; light portions in natural state; Lat. 26° 10' N, Long. 84° 41' W S C 626 H" Gulf of Mexico, Scetion VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms; Lat. 26° 20' N, Long. 84° 41' W; acted on by cold chloro-hydric acid and then by my chlorate process S C 627 I" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S C 628 J" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S P C 629 K" Gulf of Mexico, Sëction VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S C 630 L" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S C 631 M" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S C 632 N" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S C 633 O" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms; last fine portions S C 634 P" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms S C 635 Q" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms; last light portions S C 636 R" Gulf of Mexico, Section VIII, No. 8; 138 fathoms; last light portions S C 637 S" Gulf Stream; 715 fathoms; Lat. 39° 55' N, Long. 70° 06' W S C 638 T" Gulf Stream; 715 fathoms; Lat. 39° 55' N, Long. 70° 06' W
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22 S C 639 U'' Gulf Stream; 715 fathoms; Lat. 39° 55' N, Long. 70° 06' W C 640[A] V'' Gulf Stream; 715 fathoms; Lat. 39° 55' N, Long. 70° 06' W S C 640[B] W'' Gulf Stream; 715 fathoms; Lat. 39° 55' N, Long. 70° 06' W S C 641 A'A' [North Atlantic Ocean?]; 1200 fathoms S C 642 B'B' North Atlantic Ocean; 2000 fathoms; Lat. 54° 17' N, Long. 22° 33' W S C 643 C'C' [North Atlantic Ocean?]; 1200 fathoms S C 644 D'D' [North Atlantic Ocean?]; 1200 fathoms; N.B. Some fresh water forms on this slide were accidentally introduced with the balsam. S C 645 E'E' North Atlantic Ocean; 2000 fathoms; Lat. 54° 17' N, Long. 22° 33' W S C 646 F'F' North Atlantic Ocean; 2000 fathoms; Lat. 54° 17' N, Long. 22° 33' W S C 647 G'G' North Atlantic Ocean; 1360 fathoms; Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; N.B. Some frustules of Achnanthes on this slide got in with the balsam.
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23 --------------------------- BERING SEA AND ADJACENT SEAS ---------------------------- S C 648 H'H' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 2700 fathoms; Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; January 24, 1856 S C 649 I'I' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 2700 fathoms; Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; January 24, 1856 S C 650 J'J' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 2700 fathoms; Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; January 24, 1856 S C 651 K'K' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 2700 fathoms; Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; January 24, 1856 S C 652 L'L' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 2700 fathoms- Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; January 24, 1856; light portions cleaned S C 653 M'M' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 2700 fathoms; Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; January 24, 1856; in natural state with grease of the lead S C 654 N'N' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 1700 fathoms; Lat. 60° 15' N, Long. 170° 53' E; July 26, 1855; uncleaned S C 655 O'O' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 1700 fathoms; Lat. 60° 15' N, Long. 170° 53' E; July 26, 1855; uncleaned S C 656 P'P' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 1700 fathoms; Lat. 60° 15' N, Long. 170° 53' E; July 26, 1855 S C 657[A] Q'Q' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 1700 fathoms; Lat. 60° 15' N, Long. 170° 53' E; July 26, 1855; light portions S C 657[B] Q'Q'a [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 1700 fathoms; Lat. 60° 15' N, Long. 170° 53' E; July 26, 1855; small slide S C 658[A] R'R' Gulf Stream, Atlantic Ocean; 2000 fathoms; Lat. 54° 17' N, Long. 22° 33' W; large slide S C 658[B] R'R' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton; small slide S C 659 S'S' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp (deep sea) 32° Saxton; heavy portion
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24 S C 660 T'T' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton S C 661 U'U' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton S C 662 V'V' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton; guide lines on wrong side S C 663 W'W' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton; recorded by positions on edge of slide; N.B. The guide lines being ruled on the wrong side have not been used, but the record was made by means of the edges of the glass, the arrow being to the left and underneath. S C 664 X'X' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton; not cleaned S C 665 Y'Y' [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms; Lat. 60° 30' N, Long. 175° E; July 28, 1855; temp. (deep sea) 32° Saxton S C 666[A] Z'Z' [Okhotsk Sea =] Ochosk Sea; Lat. 57° 28' N, Long, 151° 20' E; mud from head of a whale captured in Ochosk Sea; [larger slide] S C 666[B] Z'Z' [Okhotsk Sea =] Ochosk Sea; Lat. 57° 28' N, Long. 151° 20' E; mud from head of whale killed in Ochosk Sea; [smaller slide] S C 666-1/2 W'a [Gulf Stream?], Section VIII; 300 fathoms; boiled in HONO5; [see Serial No. 615] S C 667 W'b [Gulf Stream?], Section VIII; 300 fathoms; boiled in NO5 x HCl; [see Serial No. 615] S C 668 W'c [Gulf Stream?], Section VIII; 300 fathoms; acted on by NO- x HCl, then ignited, then heated with X KO; [see Serial No. 615]
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25 ------------------- BERRYMAN'S SOUNDINGS BETWEEN AMERICA AND IRELAND IN 1856 ------------------- S C 669 1 Lat. 47° 50' N, Long. 52° 00' W; 96 fathoms; light parts S C 670 2 Lat. 48° 00' N, Long. 51° 41' W; 150 fathoms; light parts S C 671 3 Lat. 48° 13' N, Long. 51° 20' W; 98 fathoms S C 672 4 Lat. 40° 27' N, Long. 50° 58' W; 85 fathoms; light parts S. C 673 5 Lat. 48° 40' N, Long. 50° 36' W; 120 fathoms S C 674[A] 6 Lat. 48° 51' N, Long. 50° 10' W; 1100 fathoms; treated with HCl acid, light part S C 674[B] 6 Lat. 48° 51' N, Long. 50° 10' W; 1100 fathoms; light parts S C 674[C] 6 Lat. 48° 51' N, Long. 50° 10' W; 1100 fathoms; natural state S C 675[A] 7 Lat. 50° 05' N, Long. 40° 26' W; 1500 fathoms; light part S C 675[B] 7 Lat. 50° 05' N, Long. 40° 26' W; 1500 fathoms; natural state S C 676 8a Lat. 50° 20' N, Long. 38° 30' W; 1564 fathoms; natural state S C 677 8b Lat. 50° 20' N, Long. 38° 30' W; 1564 fathoms; light parts S C 678[A] 8c Lat. 50° 20' N, Long. 38° 30' W; 1564 fathoms; with acid, light part C 678[B] 8d Lat. 50° 20' N, Long. 38° 30' W; 1564 fathoms; with acid, light part S C 679 8e Lat. 50° 20' N, Long. 38° 30' W; 1564 fathoms; heated with HCl acid S C 680 9a Lat. 50° 44' N, Long. 37° 15' W; 1600 fathoms; natural state S C 681 9b Lat. 50° 44' N, Long. 37° 15' W; 1600 fathoms; with acid S C 682 9c Lat. 50° 44' N, Long. 37° 15' W; 1600 fathoms; with acid, lightest part
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26 S C 683 9d Lat. 50° 44' N, Long. 37° 15' W; 1600 fathoms; with acid, light part S C 684 9e Lat. 50° 44' N, Long. 37° 15' W; 1600 fathoms; with acid, heaviest part S C 685 9f Lat. 50° 44' N, Long. 37° 15' W; 1600 fathoms; light parts, natural state S C 686 10a Lat. 51° 06' N, Long. 35° 50' W; 1050 fathoms; natural state; [Lat. 50°?] S C 687 10b Lat. 51° 06' N, Long. 35° 50' W; 1050 fathoms; light part; [Lat. 50°?] S C 688 10c Lat. 51° 06' N, Long. 35° 50
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27 S C 701 15c Lat. 52° 26' N, Long. 26° 20' W; 1930 fathoms; treated with HCl acid, light part S C 702 15d Lat. 52° 26' N, Long. 26° 20' W; 1930 fathoms; treated with HCl acid, heavy parts S C 703 16a Lat. 52° 02' N, Long. 24° 51' W; 1813 fathoms; natural state S C 704 16b Lat. 52° 02' N, Long. 24° 51' W; 1813 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid, light part S C 705 16c Lat. 52° 02' N, Long. 24° 51' W; 1813 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid; heavy part S C 706 16d Lat. 52° 02' N, Long. 24° 51' W; 1813 fathoms; light parts S C 707 17a Lat. 51° 41' N, Long. 22° 23' W; 1650 fathoms; natural state S C 708 17b Lat. 51° 41' N, Long. 22° 23' W; 1650 fathoms; light part S P C 709 17c Lat. 51° 41' N, Long. 22° 23' W; 1650 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid S C 710 18a Lat. 51° 45' N, Long. 21° 19' W; 1590 fathoms; natural state S C 711 18b Lat. 51° 45' N, Long. 21° 19' W; 1590 fathoms; light part S P C 712 18c Lat. 51° 45' N, Long. 21° 19' W; 1590 fathoms; with acid, lightest part; [Lat. 41'?] S P C 713 18d Lat. 51° 45' N, Long. 21° 19' W; 1590 fathoms; with acid, heavy part S C 714 19a Lat. 51° 50' N, Long. 20° 12' W; 1545 fathoms; natural state S C 715 19b Lat. 51° 50' N, Long. 20° 12' W; 1545 fathoms; light parts S P C 716 19c Lat. 51° 50' N, Long. 20° 12' W; 1545 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid, light part S P C 717 19d Lat. 51° 50' N, Long. 20° 12' W; 1545 fathoms; with acid, heavy part S C 718 20a Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; natural state
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28 S C 719 20b Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; light part S P C 720 20c Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; with acid, light part S C 721 20d Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; natural state S P C 722 20d' Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; with acid, heaviest part S C 723 20e Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid S C 724 20e' Lat. 52° 01' N, Long. 17° 06' W; 1905 fathoms; with acid, lightest part S C 725 21a Lat. 52° 05' N, Long. 16° 05' W; 1518 fathoms; natural state S P C 726 21b Lat. 52° 05' N, Long. 16° 05' W; 1518 fathoms; with acid, heaviest part S C 727 21c Lat. 52° 05' N, Long. 16° 05' W; 1518 fathoms; light parts, natural state S P C 728 21d Lat. 52° 05' N, Long. 16° 05' W; 1518 fathoms; with acid, heavy part S C 729 21e Lat. 52° 05' N, Long. 16° 05' W; 1518 fathoms; with acid, light part S C 730 21f Lat. 52° 05' N, Long. 16° 05' W; 1518 fathoms; with acid, lightest part S C 731 22a Lat. 52° 03' N, Long. 15° 02' W; 410 fathoms; natural state S C 732 22b Lat. 52° 03' N, Long. 15° 02' W; 410 fathoms; light part, natural state S C 733 22c Lat. 52° 03' N, Long. 15° 02' W; 410 fathoms; with acid, heaviest part S C 734 22d Lat. 52° 03' N, Long. 15° 02' W; 410 fathoms; with acid, light part S C 735 23a Lat. 51° 52' N, Long. 13° 16' W; 410 fathoms; natural state S C 736 23b Lat. 51° 52' N, Long. 13° 16' W; 410 fathoms; light part
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29 S C 737 23c Lat. 51° 52' N, Long. 13° 16' W; 410 fathoms; with acid, heaviest part S C 738 23d Lat. 51° 52' N, Long. 13° 16' W; 410 fathoms; with acid, light part S C 739 24a Lat. 51° 54' N, Long. 12° 27' W; 717 fathoms S C 740 24b Lat. 51° 54' N, Long. 12° 27' W; 717 fathoms; light part S C 741 24c Lat. 51° 54' N, Long. 12° 27' W; 717 fathoms; with acid, light part S P C 742 24d Lat. 51° 54' N, Long. 12° 27' W; 717 fathoms; with acid, heaviest part
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30 ----------------------------------------------- CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND WASHINGTON TERRITORIES ----------------------------------------------- S P C 743 1 Monterey, California; heavy portions S P C 744 2 Monterey, California; large mass by edge and top of glass; with soda S C 745 A Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 746 B Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 747 C Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 748 D Monterey, California S C 749 E Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 750 F Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 751 G Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 752 H Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 753 I Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 754 J Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 755 K Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 756 L Monterey, California S C 757 M Monterey, California S C 758 N Monterey, California S C 759 O Monterey, California S C 760 P Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 761 Q Monterey, California; large mass S C 762 R Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 763 S Monterey, California S C 764 T Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 765 U Monterey, California; lower stratum S C 766 V Monterey, California S C 767 W Monterey, California
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31 S C 768 X Monterey, California S C 769 Y Monterey, California; a little dust and ashes accidentally introduced S C 770 Z Monterey, California S C 771 A' Monterey, California S C 772 B' Monterey, California S C 773 C' Monterey, California C D' not mounted; [no locality given] S C 774 E' Monterey, California; lower stratum; mounted but not recorded S C 775 F' Monterey, California S C 776 G' Monterey, California S P C 777 A Tulare County, California S P C 778 B Tulare County, California S P C 779 C Tulare County, California S P C 780 D Tulare County, California S C 780-1/2 E Tulare County, California S P C 781 A San Luis Obispo, California S P C 782 B San Luis Obispo, California S P C 783 C San Luis Obispo, California S P C 784 D San Luis Obispo, California S P C 785 E San Luis Obispo, California S P C 786 F San Luis Obispo, California S P C 787 G San Luis Obispo, California S P C 788 H San Luis Obispo, California S P C 789 A Suisun Bay, California S P C 790 B Suisun Bay, California; treated with KO S P C 791 C Suisun Bay, California; (with KO) S P C 792 D Suisun Bay, California
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32 S P C 793 E Suisun Bay, California S P C 794 A Bodega Bay, California S P C 795 B Bodega Bay, California S P C 796 C Bodega Bay, California S P C 797 D Bodega Bay, California; on card A thick, with paper center, by 1/2-inch objective S P C 798 E Bodega Bay, California S P C 799 F Bodega Bay, California; coarse portions C G [Bodega Bay, California?] S P C 800 H Bodega Bay, California S C 801 I [No information, no label] S P C 802 J San Luis Obispo, California S P C 803 K San Rafael, California; on Myriophyllum; Dr. Torrey S P C 804 L California S P C 805 M San Francisco, California; on Vallisneria S P C 806 N Crystal [?] Palace, California; among minerals S P C 807 O California; marine S C 808 P California; Szabo's [Izabo's] specimen S C 809 Q California; fossil marine infusoria S C 810 R California S C 811 S Washington Territory; S.L. Andrews, 1855 S C 812 A Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P C 813 B Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P C 814 C Puget Sound, Washington Territory; oblique view; some determinations by Charles Stodder S P C 815 D Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P C 816 E Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P C 817 F Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P C 818 G Puget Sound, Washington Territory
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33 S C 819 H Puget Sound, Washington Territory S C 820 I Puget Sound, Washington Territory; from mud on root of Costaria S C 821 J Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 822 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 823 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; on Rhodomela S P 824 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; on a Plocamium S P 825 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 826 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; mud on Iridaea S P 827 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 828 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 829 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; on a Polysiphonia; Dr. Torrey S P 830 Puget Sound, Washington; on a Plocamium S P 831 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 832 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; on Plocamium S P 833 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; on Macrocystis S P 834 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 835 Puget Sound, Washington Territory; ringed specimen on slide S P 836 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P 837 Puget Sound, Washington Territory S P C 838 A Pit River, California; chalk cliffs; Lt. Williamson S C 839 B California; Lt. Williamson S C 840 C California; Lt. Williamson S C 841 D Pit River near Boiling Spring, California; Lt. Williamson S C 842 E California; Suisun shore at mouth of marine, Arsenal of Benicia; 3 feet below high water; Lt. Williamson S C 843 F California; Cargrune Straits, Benicia; marine, no. 2; Lt. Williamson
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34 S C 844 G California; Alcatres and Telegraph, no. 12; 12 fathoms S C 845 H Oregon Territory; Lt. Williamson S C 846 Honey Lake Valley, California; foot of Sierra Nevada; Dr. Riel [Schiel?]; no. 1 S C 847 1 [Washington Territory]; Lt. McClellan S C 848 2 Washington Territroy; lake on divide at Snoqualmoo [= Snoqualmie = Yakima] Pass; 3543 feet above Vancouver; Lt. McClellan S C 849 2a Washington Territory; lake on divide at Snoqualmoo [= Snoqualmie = Yakima] Pass; 3543 feet above Vancouver; Lt. McClellan S C 850 4 Washington Territory; Lake Willailootras [?]; 3013 feet above Vancouver; Lt. McClellan S C 851 4a Washington Territory; Lake Willailootras [?]; 3013 feet above Vancouver; Lt. McClellan S C 852 6 Washington Territory; small lake near forks of First Barrier River; Lt. McClellan S C 853 11 Washington Territory; 20 miles from Spokane House, lake on Spokane Plains; Lt. McClellan S* P C 854 A Oregon Territory; fossil infusoria; "Danas Accumen" S* P C 855 B Oregon Territory; Fort George, Columbia River; Recent infusoria on a Unio [?] S* P C 856 C Oregon Territory S* P C 857 D Oregon Territory S* P C 858 E Oregon Territory
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35 GULF OF MEXICO S C 859 A Lat. 28° 52' N, Long. 83° 17' W; No. 1; 9 fathoms; by floating S P C 860 B Lat. 24° 44' N, Long. 82° 09' W; No. 1; 10 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid S C 861 C Lat. 24° 30' N, Long. 82° 10' W; No. 3; 12 fathoms S P C 862 D Lat. 25° 13' N, Long. 81° 22' W; No. 4; 14 fathoms S C 863 E Lat. 28° 33' N, Long. 83° 53' W; No. 5; 20 fathoms; washed out from warm [?] portion S C 864 F Lat. 25° 10' N, Long. 82° 48' W; Section VIII, No. 5; 24 fathoms, 2 feet S C 865 G Lat. 25° 10' N, Long. 82° 48' W; Section VIII, No. 5; 24 fathoms; light portions, natural state S C 866 H Lat. 28° 57' N, Long. 88° 51' W; Section VIII, No. 9; 152 fathoms S P C 867 I Lat. 28° 58' N, Long. 88° 57' W; Section VIII, No. 10; 60 fathoms S C 868 J Lat. 27° 50' N, Long. 85° 06' W; No. 11; 240 fathoms; boiled with HCl acid S P C 869 K Lat. 32° 54' 01" N, Long. 76° 51' 15" W; Section VIII, No. 13; treated with hydrochloric acid; greensand and other casts S P C 870 L Lat. 29° 29' N, Long. 87° 19' W; Section VIII, No. 15; 150 fathoms; sandy, greensand casts S C 871 M Lat. 27° 31' N, Long. 85° 19' W; Section VIII, No. 15; 320 fathoms; heavy parts treated with HCl S P C 872 N Lat. 27° 33', Long. 84° 30'; No. 19; 85 fathoms; light portions in natural state S P C 873 O Lat. 28° 12' N, Long. 85° 47' W; 160 fathoms; treated with HCl S C 874 P Lat. 29° 05' N, Long. 86° 25' W; 125 fathoms; acted on by HCl S P C 875 Q Lat. 29° 02' N, Long. 80° 22' W; Section VIII, No. 22; 75 fathoms; coarse parts
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36 S C 876 R Lat. 29° 15' N, Long. 86° 30' W; No. 23; 57 fathoms; casts of -- S C 877 S Lat. 29° 30' N, Long. 86° 41' W; No. 24; 16 fathoms; S C 878 S" Lat. 27° 33' N, Long. 84° 30' W; Section VIII, No. 19; 85 fathoms S C 879 T Lat. 27° 33' N, Long. 84° 30' W; Section VIII, No. 19; 85 fathoms S P C 880 U Lat. 29° 05' N, Long. 86° 25' W; 125 feet [!] S P C 881 V Lat. 29° 05' N, Long. 86° 25' W; 125 feet [!] S C 882 W Lat. 25° 05' N, Long. 82° 38' W; 22 fathoms S C 883 X Outside Mobile Bay, inside of Mobile Point, Alabama;, 8 fathoms
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37 PARA RIVER OF SOUTH AMERICA S P C 884 A Para River, South America; Lat. 0° 45' 50" [S?]; Long. 48° 11' 25" W; vol. 17; 6-1/2 fathoms; no. 15; Bides Corries S P C 885 B Para River, South America; vol. 17; no. 3 S P C 886 C Para River, South America, vol. 17; card A S P C 887 D Para River, South America; vol. 17; no. 14; near Para; 8 fathoms S P C 888 E Para River, South America; vol. 17; no. 15; first recorded by JWB on new card A; second recorded by LWB with Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 889 F Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 14; by indicator S P C 890 G Para River, South America; vol. 17 S P C 891 H Para River, South America; vol. 17; by indicator card A, by Maltwood's Finder, L.W.B.; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 892 I Para River, South America; vol. 17; Qurilee [?] S P C 893 J Para River, South America; off Tarpin Point; Lat. 0° 36' 15" S, Long. 48° 04' 55" W; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 16; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 894 K Para River, South America; vol. 17; no. 3; recorded by L.W. Bailey with Maltwood's Finder S P C 895 L Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 3; slide no. 1; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 896 M Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 3 S P C 897 N Para River, South America; flood tide; Lat. 1° 25' 00" S, Long. 48° 27' 10" W; vol. 17; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 898 O Para River, South America; Lat. 0° 29' 50" S, Long. 45° 58' 33" W; Dolphin no. 11; vol. 17; 33 fathoms; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S C 899 P Para River, South America; sediment from water at ebb tide; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 24
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38 S P C 900 Q Para River, South America; Lat. 0° 45' 50" S, Long. 48° 11' 25" W; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 15 6-1/2 fathoms; by Maltwood's finder; some deter- minations by Loring W. Bailey S C 901 R Para River, South America; San Antonio Bay; Lat. 1° 14' 15" S, Long. 48° 26' 15" W; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 3 S P C 902 S Para River, South America; San Antonio Bay; Lat. 1° 14' 15" S, Long. 48° 26' 15" W; vol. 17; 4 fathoms; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 903 T Para River, South America; mouth of Para River; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 12; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey; this slide bears 2 coverglasses: [a] (larger) - lightest part, [b] (smaller) - heavier S P C 904 U Para River, South America; Lat. 0° 19' 05" N, Long. 45° 43' 36" W; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 12; 33 fathoms; washings from sand S C 905 V Para River, South America; Lat. 0° 20' 58" N; Long. 46° 18' 31" W; vol. 17; [Dolphin no.] 10; 27 fathoms S C 906 W Para River, South America; vol. 17; surface water at mouth of Para River S C 907 X Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 16 S C 908 Y Para River, South America; San Antonio Bay; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 3; 4 fathoms S C 909 Z Para River, South America; Lat. 0° 45' 50" S, Long. 48° 11' 25" W; vol. 17; depth 6-1/2 fathoms S C 910 A' Para River, South America; Lat. 1° 14' 15" S, Long. 48° 26' 15" W; San Antonio Bay; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 3 S P C 911 B' Para River, South America; vol. 17; [Dolphin] no. 15 S P C 912 C' Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 16; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 913 D' Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 16; slide no. 3 S P C 914 E' Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 16; slide no. 4
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39 S P C 915 F' Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 16 S C 916 G' Para River, South America S C 917 H' Para River, South America; vol. 17 S C 918 I' Para River, South America; vol. 17; Dolphin no. 13; washed from coarse soundings S P C 919 J' Para River, South America; vol. 17; no. 15; by indicator, by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 920 K' Para River, South America; Dolphin no. 16; 13; by indicator, by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey S P C 921 L' Para River, South America; Tarpin Bay; Lat. 0° 37' 30" S, Long. 48° 03' 10" W; Dolphin no. 4 S P C 922 M' Para River, South America; off Tarpin Point; Lat. 0° 36' 15" S, Long. 28° 04' 55" W; Dolphin no. 16 S P C 923 N' Para River, South America; Dolphin no. 16 S P C 924 O' Para River, South America S P C 925 P' Para River, South America; at Una [?]; sediment at flood tide; Lat. 1° 25' S, Long. 48° 27' 10" W; 17 B; by Maltwood's Finder; some determinations by Loring W. Bailey
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40 -------------------------------------------- NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN AND CANADIAN ARCTIC OCEAN -------------------------------------------- S C 926 1a North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 48° 12' N, Long. 49° 42' W; [U.S.S.] Arctic; 466 fathoms; natural state S C 927 1b North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 48° 12' N, Long. 49° 42' W; [U.S.S.] Arctic; 466 fathoms; light parts, natural state S C 928 2a North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 40' N, Long. 48° 29" W; [U.S.S.] Arctic; 1080 fathoms; natural state S C 929 2b North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 36' N, Long. 49° 15' W; 732 fathoms; lights parts, natural state S C 930 3a North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 40' N, Long. 48° 29' W; 1080 fathoms; natural state S C 931 3b North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 40' N, Long. 48° 29' W; 1080 fathoms; light part, natural state S C 932 4a North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 49' N, Long. 46° 43' W; 1590 fathoms; natural state S C 933 .4b North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 49' N, Long. 46° 43' W; 1590 fathoms; light part, natural state S C 934 5 North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 49' N, Long. 45° 54' W; 1827 fathoms; natural state S C 935 6a North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 50' N, Long. 44° 43' W; 1627 fathoms; natural state S C 936 6b North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 50' N, Long. 44° 43' W; 1627 fathoms; with acid heaviest part S C 937 6c North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 49° 50' N, Long. 44° 43' W; 1627 fathoms; with acid light part S C 938 7a North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; natural state S C 939 7b North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; with acid heaviest part S C 940 7b' North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; natural state S C 941 7c North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; with acid heavy part S P C 942 7d North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; with acid heavy part
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41 S P C 943 7e North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; with acid heaviest part S P C 944 7f North Atlantic Ocean; Lat. 51° 43' N, Long. 13° 44' W; 255 fathoms; with acid mixed heavy and light parts S P C 945 8a Assistance Bay, Barrow Strait, Northwest Territories, Canada; Lat. 74° 30' N, Long. 94° 16' W; 7 fathoms; muddy bottom S C 946 8b Sand from North Pole; Captain Parry
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42 BERING AND CHUKCHI SEAS S P C 947 Aa [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms S P C 948 Ab [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms S P C 949 Ac [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 900 fathoms S P C 950 Ad [Bering Sea =] Sea of Kamtschatka; 1700 fathoms S P C 951 Ae Bering Sea; Lat. 56° 46' N, Long. 168° 18' E; 2700 fathoms; last washings, very poor slide S C 952 Strait of Sangu, Hancock no. 1; 29 fathoms S C 953 Phillipine Sea near Ryuku Islands; Lat. 30° 35' N, Long. 130° 40' E; Hancock no. 2 S C 954 Phillipine Sea near Ryuku Islands; Lat. 30° 35' N, Long. 130° 40' E; Hancock no. 3 S P C 955 Hancock no. 4; 28 fathoms. S C 956 Phillipine Sea near Ryuku Islands; Lat. 30° 35' N, Long. 130° 40' E; Hancock no. 5 S P C 957 Hancock no. 6; no. 40; 30 fathoms S C 958 Hancock no. 7; "198" S C 959 Hancock no. 8; "202" S C 960 Bering Strait; Lat. 66° 36' 15" N, Long. 170° 02' W; Vincennes no. 1a; "noisings?" [unintelligible] S C 961 Bering Strait; Lat. 66° 36' 15" N, Long. 170° 02' W; Vincennes no. 1b; "noisings?" [unintelligible] S C 962 Chukchi Sea; Lat. 71° 16' N, Long. 170° 06' W; Vincennes no. 2a; 28 fathoms S C 963 Chukchi Sea; Lat. 72° 05' 27" N, Long. 174° 37' 15" W; Vincennes no. 3a; 40 fathoms S C 964 Chukchi Sea; Lat. 72° 05' 27" N, Long. 174° 37' 05" W; Vincennes no. 3b; 40 fathoms S C 965 Chukchi Sea; Lat. 72° 05' 27" N, Long. 174° 37' 05" W; Vincennes no. 3b; 40 fathoms S C 966 Chukchi Sea; Lat. 72° 05' 27" N, Long. 174° 37' 05" W; Vincennes no. 3b; 40 fathoms
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43 AMERICAN DIATOMS S C 967 A West Point, New York S C 968 B East River, New York; F. Frey S C 969 C Sag Harbor, New York S C 970 D Hudson River, New York S C 971 E Catskill, New York; stream in Stony Clove S P C 972 F Catskill Lake, New York; infusoria S C 973 G Catskill, New York; basin of Dog Hole Fall S C 974 H Catskill Lake, New York; infusoria S C 975 I Hyde Park, New York; stream; Sept. 1854; no. 2 S C 976 J Hyde Park, New York; stream; Sept. 1854; no. 3 S C 977 K Jamaica Bay, Long Island, New York; infusoria S C 978 L Niagara, New York; remarkable circular disc from mud adhering to Chara near Biddle's stairs; this specimen has been treated with acid S P C 979 M West Point, New York S P C 980 N West Point, New York S P C 981 O West Point, New York S C 982 P Amboy, New Jersey S C 983 Q Hoboken, New Jersey S C 984 R Hoboken, New Jersey; Mr. Edwards S C 985 S Hoboken, New Jersey; Mr. Edwards S C 986 T Milford, Connecticut S C 987 U New Haven, Connecticut S C 988 V Smithfield, Rhode Island S P C 989 W Smithfield, Rhode Island S P C 990 X Smithfield, Rhode Island S C 991 Y Boston, Massachusetts; filtered from Cochituate water; Prof. Hersford
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44 S C 992 Z Bridgewater, Massachusetts S P C 993 A' Borr, New Hampshire; fossil fluviatile diatoms S C 994 B' Borr, New Hampshire S C 995 C' Blue Hill Pond, Maine; no. 1 S C 996 D' Blue Hill Pond, Maine; no. 2 S P C 997 E' Blue Hill Pond, Maine S C 998 F' Blue Hill Pond, Maine S C 999 G' Blue Hill Pond, Maine S C 1000 H' Blue Hill Pond, Maine S C 1001 I' Blue Hill Pond, Maine S C 1002 J' Blue Hill Pond, Maine; cleared S C 1003 K' (No locality) S C 1004 L' (No locality) S C 1005 M' Arctic Regions S C 1006 N' Arctic Regions S C 1007 O' Severn River, Maryland
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45 ----------------------------------------- FOREIGN DIATOMS ----------------------------------------- S 1008 Humber River, England S 1009 Humber River, England [S]Slides with round yellow labels (#1010-1020 and 1023-1034 are those of R.K. Greville according to Robert Ross, .10 November 1976.] S 1010 Loch of Skaill, Orkney, Scotland S 1011 Clova Mountains, Scotland; 1854 S 1012 Clova Mountains, Scotland; 1854 S 1013 Glen Tilt, Scotland; 1855 S 1014 Glen Tilt, Scotland; 1855 S 1015 St. Mary's Loch, Dumfrieshire, Scotland; 1855 S 1016 Ben Lawers, Scotland; 1855 S 1017 Redesdale, England S 1018 Yorkshire, England; 1854 S 1019 Goat Fell, Arran Island, Scotland; Balfour 1856 S 1020 near Edinburgh, Scotland; Rev. Wm. Smith 1021 [No record] 1022 [No record] S 1023 Allan Water, Scotland; 1855 S 1024 Firth of Forth, Scotland S 1025 Firth of Forth, Scotland S 1026 Sussex, England; 1855 S 1027 Braemar, Scotland; 1854 S 1028 Braemar, Scotland; 1854 S 1029 Haverfordwest, Wales S 1030 Haverfordwest, Wales S 1031 Haverfordwest, Wales
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46 S 1032 St. Abb's Head, Scotland; 1855 S 1033 River Tummel, Scotland; 1855 S 1034 Ormesby, England; Diatomaceae [Slides #1035-1042 all bear round purple labels.] S 1035 Harwich, England S 1036 [No locality] S 1037 Ipswich Docks, England; Diatomaceae S 1038 Harwich, England S 1039 [No locality]; Amphiprora elegans n. sp., E.B. S 1040 Bury, England; Sr. Edmunds [?] S 1041 [No locality] S 1042 Hartford bridges, England; Diatomaceae S 1043 [No locality] S 1044 Port Royal, Jamaica S 1045 Ceylon; washed from Claudaea multifida S P C 1046 P' [No locality] S P C 1047 Q' Carmarthen, Wales; brickyard S P C 1048 R' Cherbourg, France; Diatomées marine du pommet Cherbourg
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47 ----------------------------------------------- CASTS OF POLYTHALAMIA AND GUANO ----------------------------------------------- S P C 1049 1a Leon Springs, West Texas; U.S. Mexican Boundary Survey; no. 18; greensand casts S P C 1050 1b Leon Springs, West Texas; U.S. Mexican Boundary Survey; no. 18; greensand casts S P C 1051 2a Jackson, Mississippi S P C 1052 2b Jackson, Mississippi S P C 1053 3a Alabama; martix of Zygodon; casts of - S P C 1054 4a Charleston, South Carolina; 130 feet; by stage indicator S P C 1055 4b South Carolina; Eocene; greensand casts, with Ostrea sellaeformis S P C 1056 4c South Carolina; Eocene; greensand casts, with Ostrea sellaeformis S P C 1057 4d South Carolina; Eocene; greensand casts, with Ostrea sellaeformis S P C 1058 4e Drayton Hall, South Carolina; Eocene; casts of Polythalamia S P C 1059 5a North Carolina; Eocene; casts of Polythalamia, with Scutella lyelli S P C 1060 5b North Carolina; Eocene; casts of Polythalamia, with Scutella lyelli S P C 1061 5c North Carolina; Eocene; casts of Polythalamia, with Scutella lyelli S C 1062 5d North Carolina; Eocene; casts of Polythalamia, with Scutella lyelli S P C 1063 6a near Mount Holly, New Jersey; Cretaceous; casts of - S P C 1064 6b near Mount Holly, New Jersey; Cretaceous; casts of - S C 1065 6c near Mount Holly, New Jersey; casts of - S C 1066 7a Hessenberg, [Germany ?]; near Transverstein [?]; casts of Nummulites complanata; left by action of HCl S C 1067 7b Hessenberg, [Germany ?]; near Transverstein [?]; casts of Nummulites complanata
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48 S C 1068 7c Hessenberg, [Germany ?]; near Transverstein [?]; section of casts of cells of Nummulites complanata; left by action of HCl S C 1069 7d Hessenberg, [Germany ?]; near Transverstein [?]; casts of cells of Orbitulites, Nummulites complanata S C 1070 7e Hessenberg, [Germany ?]; near Transverstein [?]; casts of Nummulites complanata S P C 1071 A [Peru]; Johnson's guano; card B S P C 1072 B [Peru]; guano; Judge Johnson; card A recleaned; some determinations by Charles Stodder S C 1073 C [Peru]; Johnson guano; light portions S P C 1074 D Chincha Islands, Peru; guano S P C 1075 E [Peru]; guano; Johnson; card A S C 1076 F [Peru]; guano from A.S. Johnson S C 1077 G Peruvian guano; A.S. Johnson; May 1855 S P C 1078 H Peruvian guano; A.S. Johnson; card A; some determinations by Charles Stodder S P C 1079 I [Peru]; Peruvian Government guano; guano from Judge Johnson S C 1080 J Chincha Islands, Peru; guano; A.S. Johnson; 1850; 8 divisions S C 1081 K [Peru]; guano; Dr. VanArsdale S P C 1082 L Peruvian guano; Dr. VanArsdale S C 1083 M [Peru]; guano; Dr. VanArsdale S P C 1084 N Chincha Islands, Peru; guano; Dr. VanArsdale S C 1085 O Patagonia; guano; Dr. VanArsdale S P C 1086 P Patagonia; guano; Dr. VanArsdale; ignited S P C 1087 Q Ichaboe [?]; guano; Dr. VanArsdale; ignited S P C 1088 R Ichaboe [?]; guano; Dr. VanArsdale S C 1089 S Ichaboe [?]; guano; infusoria; H. Deane S C 1090 T Ichaboe [?] S C 1091 U Recent infusoria from Ichaboe [?] guano
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49 S C 1092 V Saldanha Bay, Union of South Africa; Recent infusoria from ... guano S C. 1093 W Saldanha Bay, Union of South Africa; Recent infusoria from ... guano S C 1094 X [No locality]; shell from guano S C 1095 Y [No locality]; guano S C 1096 Z [No locality]; guano S C 1097 A' [No locality]; guano S C 1098 B' Chincha Islands, Peru; guano; 8; a pair with part of the ring between them separated in mounting S P C 1099 C' Chincha Islands, Peru; guano S P C 1100 D' East Coast of Africa; guano S C 1101 E' [No locality]; Diatomaceae from guano "A"; in balsam; from Mr. Edwards, N.Y.; July 1856 S C 1102 F' [No locality]; from guano; in balsam; from Mr. Edwards, N.Y.; July 1856
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50 ------------------------------------ FOSSIL POLYTHALAMIA FROM NORTH AMERICA ------------------------------------ S C 1103 A Monterey, California; fossil Polythalamia; extracted by means of KO, from a greenish stone S C 1104 B Monterey, California; fossil Polythalamia; by KO S C 1105 C Monterey, California; fossil Polythalamia; by KO S C 1106 D Monterey, California; fossil S C 1107 E Leon Springs, West Texas; U.S. Mexican Boundary Survey, no. 18; Cretaceous S C 1108 F Upper Missouri; yellow calcareous marl S C 1109 G Upper Missouri; yellow calcareous marl; Dr. Nicollet S C 1110 H Upper Missouri; yellow calcareous marl S P C 1111 I Upper Missouri; yellow calcareous marl; Cretaceous S C 1112 J Columbus, Mississippi; coarsest part; 260 feet S C 1113 K Columbus, Mississippi; coarsest part; 260 feet S P C 1114 L Columbus, Mississippi; 140 feet S P C 1115 M Columbus, Mississippi; 140 feet S P C 1116 N Columbus, Mississippi; 140 feet; heavy part S C 1117 O Columbus, Mississippi; 260 feet; heaviest part S P C 1118 P Jackson, Mississippi S P C 1119 Q Jackson, Mississippi S C 1120 R Mississippi Station, Mississippi S C 1121 S Mississippi Station, Mississippi S P C 1122 T Alabama; matrix of Zygodon. S C 1123 U Centreport, Alabama S C 1124 V Centreport, Alabama S P C 1125 W Centreport, Alabama S C 1126 X South Carolina; Eocene; Polythalamia with Ostrea sellaefomis S C 1127 Y [No locality]; chalk; cleaned with CO²
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51 FOSSIL DIATOMS FROM VIRGINIA, MARYLAND AND BERMUDA S P C 1128 1a Richmond, Virginia S P C 1129 1b Richmond, Virginia S P C 1130 1c Richmond, Virginia S P C 1131 1d Richmond, Virginia S P C 1132 1e Richmond (Church Hill), Virginia S P C 1133 1f Richmond (Church Hill), Virginia S P C 1134 1g Richmond, Virginia S C 1135 1h Richmond, Virginia; infusoria S P C 1136 1i Richmond, Virginia S P C 1137 1j Richmond, Virginia S P C 1138 1k Richmond, Virginia S P C 1139 1l Richmond, Virginia S P C 1140 1m Richmond, Virginia S P C 1141 1n Richmond, Virginia S P C 1142 2a Piscataway, Maryland; treated with KO; light portions S P C 1143 2b Piscataway, Maryland; with KO; heavy part S P C 1144 2c Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1145 2d Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1146 2e Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1147 2f Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1148 2g Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1149 2h Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1150 2i Piscataway, Maryland; (a few Barbadoes Polycistines introduced by some accident) S C 1151 2j Piscataway, Maryland; light portions S P C 1152 2k Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1153 3a Calvert County, Maryland
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52 S P C 1154 3b Calvert County, Maryland; fossil infusoria and polycistines; with a new Tellina S P C 1155 4a Richmond, Virginia S C 1156 4b Richmond, Virginia S P C 1157 5a Rappahannock, Virginia; Dr. Chilton S P C 1158 5b Rappahannock Cliffs, Virginia; Dr. Chilton; boiled in water S C 1159 6a Petersburg, Virginia; fossil infusoria S P C 1160 7a Hollis Cliffs, Virginia S P C 1161 7b Hollis Cliffs, Virginia S P C 1162 7c Hollis Cliffs, Virginia S P C 1163 7d Hollis Cliffs, Virginia S P C 1164 8a Bermuda* S P C 1165 8b Bermuda* S P C 1166 8c Bermuda* S P C 1167 8d Bermuda* S P C 1168 8e Bermuda*; fossil infusoria; tripoli S P C 1169 8f Bermuda* S P C 1170 8g Bermuda*; HNA; Aulocodiscus crux (double) S C 1171 8h Bermuda* S P C 1172 8i Bermuda*; received from A.S. Johnson; April 22, 1856 S P C 1173 8j Bermuda* S P C 1174 8k Bermuda*; KO S P C 1175 8l Bermuda*; KO S P C 1176 8m Bermuda* S P C 1177 8n Bermuda*; KO S C 1178 8o Bermuda*; HNA S C 1179 8p Bermuda*; Dr. VanArsdale -------------------------------- * See note on page 154.
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53 FOSSIL POLYCISTINES AND DIATOMS FROM BARBADUES S C 1180 A Barbadoes; fossil infusoria S P C 1181 B Barbadoes; new card B S P C 1182 C Springfield, Barbadoes; by new card B S P C 1183 D Barbadoes; card B S P C 1184 E Springfield, Barbadoes; Spencer's 1/16 in field at N.E. margin by this reference S P C 1185 F Springfield, Barbadoes; new card B S P C 1186 G Springfield, Barbadoes; light portions S P C 1187 H Springfield, Barbadoes; J.W.B.; light portions S P C 1188 I Scotland, Barbadoes S P C 1189 J Springfield, Barbadoes S P C 1190 K Springfield, Barbadoes; light portions boiled in [unintelligible], then chlorated S P C 1191 L Barbadoes; polycistines (floating) S P C 1192 M Scotland District, Barbadoes; with acids and soda S P C 1193 N Scotland District, Barbadoes S C 1194 O Scotland District, Barbadoes; cleaned with HCl gas S P C 1195 P Scotland District, Barbadoes S P C 1196 Q Scotland District, Barbadoes; first results with HCl acid gas S P C 1197 R Barbadoes S P C 1198 S Springfield, Barbadoes; in two [circles] are rare small forms S P C 1199 T Barbadoes; heavy portion; heated with boiling water then chlorated S P C 1200 U Scotland District, Barbadoes S P C 1201 V Springfield, Barbadoes; boiled in HO then chlorated; by candlelight S P C 1202 W Scotland District, Barbadoes; treated with HCl and then with HO
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54 S C 1203 X Scotland District, Barbados; HCl gas S P C 1204 Y Springfield, Barbados S P C 1205 Z Barbadoes S P C 1206 A' Barbadoes S P C 1207 B' Barbadoes; fossil infusoria S P C 1208 C' Barbadoes S P C 1209 D' Barbadoes S P C 1210 E' Barbadoes; fossil infusoria S P C 1211 F' Barbadoes S P C 1212 G' Barbadoes S P C 1213 H' Barbadoes; [unintelligible] S P C 1214 I' Barbadoes S P C 1215 J' Barbadoes S P C 1216 K' Barbadoes S P C 1217 L' Barbadoes S P C 1218 M' Barbadoes S P C 1219 N' Barbadoes S P C 1220 O' Springfield, Barbadoes S P C 1221 P' Barbadoes S P C 1222 Q' Barbadoes; "reticulatum cone" S C 1223 R' Barbadoes
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55 -------------------------------- VEGETABLE TISSUES - RECENT -------------------------------- S P 1224 Vessels of roots of Leontodon P 1225 [No information] S 1226 Vessels of common fig S 1227 Gritty tissue of pear 1228 [No information] S 1229 Vessels of Stapelia S 1230 Fibrocellular tissue of Saccolabium guttatum S 1231 Fibrocellular tissue of Oncidium [Bonplonchana ?] S 1232 Fibrocellular tissue of Oncidium pumilum S 1233 Scalariform vessels of leaf of fern 1234 [No information] 1235 [No information] S 1236 Hard tissue from orchid 1237 [No information] S 1238 Tissue from seed of gourd S 1239 Hair from a leaf S 1240 Fungus - Arcyria punicea 1241 [No information] 1242 Stone of the peach, longitudinal section; June 27th, 1852 1243 [No information] 1244 [No information] S 1245 New fungus S 1246 [No label; appears to be moss leaves] S 1247 Raphide of aloe S 1248 Vessels from Canna [bicolor ?] 1249 [No information]
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56 1250 [No information] S 1251 [Ducts ?] of latex from Euphorbia splendens; diluted [unintelligible] acid and [unintelligible] varnish S P 1252 Fiber of locust; with ashes of same S P 1253 Fiber of chestnut; with ashes of same S P 1254 Crystals of testa of seed of elm; Phl. Sod. 20.5.42 S P 1255 Hickory; [no material left on slide] S 1256 Crystals from Quillaia S P 1257 From Equisetum by strong nitric acid; does not polarize S P 1258 Silica from leaf of Olyra paniculata; does not polarize S P 1259 Silica from leaf of Arundo donax; does not polarize S P 1260 Silica from cuticle of Arundo donax; does not polarize S P 1261 Silica from cuticle of Ratonía; does not polarize S P 1262 Equisetum with NO5, then ignited; does not polarize S P 1263 Siliceous cuticle of Equisetum S P 1264 Silica from the glumes and awns of barley; does not polarize S P 1265 Silica from glumes and awns of barley S P 1266 Prickles from an awn of Aegilops S P 1267 Perianth on Nitella S P 1268 Silica from cuticle of Equisetum; English specimens S P 1269 Siliceous cuticle of Equisetum S P 1270 South Sea island fabric S 1271 Sections of [Cypeliger ?] knee; longitudinal and transverse - 2 coverglasses 1272 [No information] S 1273 Smut [?]; no. 12; parallel to fiber S 1274 No. 3; transverse [unintelligible] 1275 [No information]
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57 --------------------------------------------- VEGETABLE TISSUES - FOSSIL --------------------------------------------- S 1276 Sierra Nevada, California; fossil wood; William Blake S 1277 Coniferous wood; E.J. Quekett S 1278 Coniferous; London clay; E.J. Quekett S 1279 Connecticut; fossil wood S 1280 Long Branch, New Jersey; fossil wood, coniferous; in balsam; Dr. Goddard 1855 S 1281 Long Branch, New Jersey; fossil wood, coniferous; in [unintelligible]; Dr. Goddard S 1282 Mullica Hill, New Jersey; fossil coniferous wood; curious structure S 1283 Texas; fossil wood S 1284 Van Dieman's Land [= Tasmania]; fossil coniferous wood S 1285 Dotted ducts from anthracite S 1286 Coal; E.J. Quekett S 1287 Nummulite; Mr. Marshall S 1288 Nummulite S 1289 Monterey, California S 1290 Burlington, Vermont; fossil Spongolites S P 1291 Dotted ducts from anthracite; J.W. Bailey S P 1292 Dotted ducts from anthracite; J.W. Bailey S P 1293 Curious vegetable structure from anthracite S P 1294 Dotted vessels from anthracite S P 1295 Ducts in anthracite still carbonated S P 1296 Cape Fear River, North Carolina; fossil coniferous wood; from a large piece in American Museum S P 1297 Ceylon; palm; E.J. Quekett S P 1298 Palm; E.J. Quekett S P 1299 Traces of dotted ducts
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58 S P 1300 Van Dieman's Land [= Tasmania]; silicified coniferous wood S P 1301 Tierra de los Nimbus, New Mexico; Lat. 35° [36°?] 51' N, Long. 107° 29' W; no. 8 of Simpson's series S P 1302 Fossil wood, no. 4 S P 1303 Vertical section of fossil fruit no. 13 S P 1304 Transverse section of fossil fruit no. 13 S P 1305 Lebanon, Marion County, Kentucky; fossil wood; lower Devonian; Proceedings Am. Ass'n. meeting, 6.1.43 S P 1306 Herne Bay, Kentucky; fossil wood (not piperaceous)
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59 ------------------------------------------ ANIMAL TISSUES - VERTEBRATA ------------------------------------------ S 1307 Vertical section of horn of the rhinoceros S 1308 Hoof of rhinoceros S 1309 Horn of rhinoceros S 1310 Skin of rhinoceros S 1311 Horn of antelope S 1312 Hoof of antelope S 1313 Vertical section of hoof of the sheep S 1314 Transverse section of hoof of the sheep S 1315 Transverse section of rhinoceros hair S 1316 Transverse section of hair of anteater S 1317 Esophagus of snake S 1318 Large femur of Iguanodon; vertical; from Dr. Mantell S 1319 Hoof of ox S 1319-1/2 Hoof of ass; no. 1 S 1320 Hoof of ass; no. 2 S 1321 North Carolina; fossil shark's tooth; April 10, 1852 S 1322 Hair of Ornithorhynchus S 1323 Lepidotus S 1324 Section of scale of armadillo S 1325 Hair of American deer S P 1326 Mucous membrane of the second stomach of a porpoise; injected with size [?] and [unintelligible] S P 1327 Transverse section of the tooth of a sawfish very near the top S 1328 [Unintelligible] from the leg of the [young ?] gooses; [H---?] 1850 S 1329 Skin from near the hoof of the leg of the sheep, a portion of cuticle remains; [H---?] 1850
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60 S 1330 Muscular fiber of a fetal lamb; section of the tongues; [H---?] 1850 S 1331 Choroid coat of the eye of the ox showing the stellate disposition of the vessels S 1332 Fat vesicles from the arm of the human fetus; 1849 S 1333 Tongue of the fetal lamb; [H---?] 1850 S 1334 Small intestine of the rabbit; six days old showing some of the villi [unintelligible] covered [unintelligible] epithelium; [H---?] 1849 S 1335 East Indies; fossil elephant tooth; E.J. Quekett S 1336 Devon, England; elephant's tooth; E.J. Quekett S 1337 Armagh, Northern Ireland; Psammodus porosus; from E.J. Quekett S 1338 Fossil tooth from E.J. Quekett S 1339 Maidstone,[England]; chalk; Ptychodus decurrens; from Mr. Marshall
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61 ANIMAL TISSUES - ARTICULATA S 1340 Fossil sporo? [unintelligible] from [unintelligible] clay S 1341 Trachea in tail of a larva of Libella S 1342 Trachea of an aquatic larva; West Point, New York S 1343 Head of a dipteran insect; West Point, New York; July 10, 1852 S 1344 Hair of Tarantula - abdomen S 1345 Pediculus pubis S 1346 Acarus vegetans S 1347 Gizzard of cricket; "25" S 1348 Tongue of moth S 1349 Pamphagus mutabilis Bailey; 1853 S 1350 Gastric teeth of cricket S 1351 Foot of Aphion [?] S 1352 Scales of Lepisina; #1576; prepared by E. Samuels, Boston S 1353 Patte de Morche; Charles Chevalier, Palais Royal, Paris, France S 1354 Fausse-patte de Chenille S P 1355 From bat S P 1356 From graffinch S P 1357 Acarus; from crow S P 1358 Acarus; [unintelligible]; from chaffinch S P 1359 From pigeon; West Point, New York S P 1360 Lips of fly S P 1361 Proboscis of blowfly S P 1362 Diamond beetle S P 1363 Hairs of Meribielia [?] oligospermia [?]; Arkansas; Dr. Torrey S P 1364 Hairs from leaves of Dermestes [?]
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62 S P 1365[A-D] Parasite on a lizard from Rick Owen [See letter dated 17 October 1853] S P 1366 Epiderme de Chenille; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1367 Acarus sila; Mouche des appartement; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1368 Acarus du Xilcope; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1369 Mouche syrphide trompe; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1370 Abeille mouche à miel Couche; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1371 Abeille mf. à miel Aiguillon; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1372 Tracheir du Ver a foie, 24 Avril, L.B.; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1373 Plume d'oiseau le sucrier; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1374 Trips du Blé; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1375 Trips des fleurs; J. Bourgogne - preparateur S P 1376 Foot of Stenapteryx hirundinis
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63 ---------------------------------------- ANIMAL TISSUES - MOLLUSCA & RADIATA ---------------------------------------- S 1377 Rasp of Melania; J.E. Gavit S 1378 Echinus spine; J.E. Gavit; May 2, 1852 S 1379 Longitudinal section, spine of Echinus; John E. Gavit; May 5, 1852 S 1380 Transverse section of spine of Echinus S 1381 Young Echinus; Monterey, California S 1382 Section of spine of Echinus S 1383 Ambulacral appendages of Echinus S 1384 Echinus spine; J.E. Gavit S 1385 Tuberculated spicules and sponges S 1386 Tuberculated spiculum; Dr. Bailey S 1387 Spicule of sponge; Alqua [?] Bay, Africa S 1388 Sponge spicule; unknown S 1389 Spicules of Pachymatisma Johnstonia; Torquay [= Torbay], Devonshire, England 1390 [No information] S 1391 Spicules of Alcyonella 1392 [No information] 1393 [No information] 1394 [No information] S 1395 Spine of Cedarius [?]; from Dr. Mantell to J.W. Bailey; Dr. Carpenter S 1396 Cedarius spine; J.E. Gavit; May 11, 1852 S 1397 Section of spine of Cedarius [?]; Cladophora mamillata S 1398 Section of Pinna shell S 1399 Animal matter of Pinna shell 1400 [No information] 1401 [No information]
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64 1402 [No information] 1403 [No information] 1404 [No information] 1405 [No information] 1406 [No information] S 1407 Transverse section of pearl S 1408 Tongue of Conops S 1409 Hydra viridis; its tentacles with captor organs S 1410 Hydra fusca; its tentacles with captor organs; July, 1852 S 1411 Eggs of Plumatella; West Point, New York; 1852 S 1412 Stomach of Macropoma; from Dr. Mantell S P 1413 Shell from guano; (Jl) S P 1414 Spicules, Tonga S P 1415 Calcareous particles in crust of Gorgonia; Cape of Good Hope, Africa S P 1416 Palate of a Lymneus; Burlington, New Jersey S P 1417 [Unintelligible] plate of Sclerodactyla binareus [?] S P 1418 Sponge spiculæ S P 1419 Sponge spiculæ; Mediterranean Sea S P 1420 Volvox globator; Manchester, England S 1421 Texidicula; Brighton, [Sussex, England ?]
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65 ----------------------------------------------- MISCELLANEOUS ----------------------------------------------- S 1422 Florence, Italy S 1423 Flushing Bay, Long Island, New York; infusoria; G.B. Strong S 1424 (No locality) S 1425 Oyster mud S 1426 J. Frey S 1427 [No information] 1428 [No information] S 1429 Greenport, Long Island, New York S 1430 Providence, Rhode Island; thru glass S 1431 Monterey, California S 1432 S. Wells S 1433 Urea; Dr. Hammond S 1434 Scales of the Podura; Dr. Cole; imported by Widdefield S 1435 Fossil infusoria; test used by Amici S 1436 [No information] S 1437 Siliceous freshwater deposit containing Cyclops, etc.; France; E.J. Quekett S 1438 Oolite; Germany; E.J. Quekett S P 1439 Fossil infusoria; American; locality ? S P 1440 Greenport, New York; covered with blown glass S P 1441 Navicula amicii; resolved March 27 fairly over whole surface, several times S P 1442 Amici's test S P 1443 Croton Water, New York S P 1444 Rockaway, Long Island, New York S P 1445 Stonington, Connecticut
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66 S P 1446 Croton Water, New York; Navicula Spencerii; first one resolved by me S P 1447 Spicula of Cydonium Mulleri; England; F S P 1448 Spicula of Tetheria lyncierium [?]; England; E S P 1449 Spicules of Alcyonia [= Alcyonium] patera S P 1450 River Humber, England S P 1451 Navicula Amicii; very difficult S P 1452 Halifax, Nova Scotia S P 1453 Stonington, Connecticut S P 1454 Hudson River, New York; Navicula - diagonals present S P 1455 Stonington, Connecticut; Navicula angularis - shows four sets of lines, longitudinals finest S P 1456 Greenport, Long Island, New York; Navicula with diagonals S P 1457 [No locality]; Navicula with three sets of lines S P 1458 Podura S P 1459 Podura S P 1460 Brassica; curious [= Pontia brassicae ?] S P [1461] Scales of Podura; [No number was found on this slide; it was given the number 1461 because it was found between numbers 1460 and 1462.] S P 1462 Scales of Podura plumbea; P.B.G. [P.B. Goddard] S P 1463 Papillon du Chou; Plumules du Grand Brassicaine [?] S P 1464 Pontia brassicae scales; test; large white cabbage butterfly; Microscopic Cabinet, p. 148; Chevalier, Microscopy, p. 176
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67 DIATOMS FROM WILLIAM GREGORY S P C 1465 A Gregory; C-1; registered by R.C. Greenleaf S P C 1466 B [Gregory]; C-3; registered by R.C. Greenleaf S P C 1467 C [Gregory]; C-5; registered by R.C. Greenleaf S P C 1468 D [Gregory]; C-6 S P C 1469 E Gregory; 5-2; registered by C. Stodder S P C 1470 F Glenshira Sand, Scotland; Gregory; F-2; registered by R.C. Greenleaf; "This is a very rich slide." S P C 1471 G Gregory; M.D. 57 S P C 1472 H [Gregory]; (9 - 10', 24) S P C 1473 I Gregory; 4d (1) 5' S P C 1474 J Gregory; 5d (3) 5' S P C 1475 K Gregory; 20d, (3) 10 S C 1476 L Gregory
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68 ----------------------------------------------- MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN DIATOMS ----------------------------------------------- C 1477 1a Neuse River, North Carolina C 1478 1b Neuse River, North Carolina C 1479 2a Mystic Pond, Connecticut C 1480 2b Mystic Pond, Connecticut C 1481 3a Hull Inlet, Massachusetts C 1482 4a Forest Hill [= Forest Hills, New York ?]; peat C 1483 5a St. George River, Miami, Florida C 1484 6 St. George River, Miami, Florida C 1485 7a Bottom of Bemis Lake, New Hampshire; C.G. Bush [Slides which would have been numbered 1486 - 1514 are missing and no information is available on what they might have contained.] C 1515 8 Bodega [Bay?], Southern California; John S. Newberry C 1516 9 Cannon Creek, Pit River, California; John S. Newberry C 1517 10 Pit River, California; John S. Newberry C 1518 12 Pit River, California; John S. Newberry; 20 miles above Cannon Creek C 1519 14 Plain about Klamath Lake, Oregon; John S. Newberry C 1520 25 Hills at Dalles, Oregon; John S. Newberry C 1521 26 Cascade Mountains, [Oregon]; mud of lakes; John S. Newberry C 1522 26 [No locality given]; John S. Newberry C 1523 30 Klamath Lake, Oregon; John S. Newberry C 1524 32 Shoalwater Bay [= entrance to Willapa Bay ?], [Washington]; John S. Newberry C 1525 33 Shoalwater Bay [= entrance to Willapa Bay ?], [Washington]; John S. Newberry C 1526 34 Rhett Lake, California; John S. Newberry S* P C 1527 A Bodega [Bay?], California; no. 1
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69 S P C 1528 B Bermuda# tripoli; with KO S P C 1529 C Richmond, Virginia; light portion S P C 1530 D Piscataway, Maryland S P C 1531 E Altamaha River, Georgia; ricefields S P C 1532 F West Point, New York; fossil fluviatile diatoms S P C 1533 G Blue Hill Pond, Maine S P C 1534 H Near Mount Holly, New Jersey; Cretaceous rocks; greensand and other casts of Polythalamia S P C 1535 I Enterprise, Florida; 200 miles from mouth of St. John's River, on roots of Pistia S P C 1536 J Monterey, California; lower stratum S P C 1537 K North Lakehouse, San Francisco, California -------------------------------- * See note on page 154.
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70 ------------------------------------- MISCELLANEOUS ------------------------------------- S 1538 Shells from washings of coral S 1539 Phillipine Islands S 1540 Havannah [Havana], Cuba S 1541 Isle of Delos, Aegean Sea S 1542 From West Indian sponge [Slides which would have been numbered 1543 - 1566 are missing and no information is available on what they might have contained.]
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71 OCEANIC SOUNDINGS C 1567 Lat. 37° 05' N, Long. 14° 30' W; 140 fathoms; [Eastern North Atlantic] C 1568 Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; 1360 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1569 Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; 1360 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1570 Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; 1360 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1571 Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; 1360 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1572 Lat. 49° 56' N, Long. 13° 13' 45" W; 1580 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1573 Lat. 49° 56' N, Long. 13° 13' 45" W; 1580 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1574 Lat. 49° 56' N, Long. 13° 13' 45" W; 1580 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1575 Lat. 54° 17' N, Long. 22° 33' W; 2000 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1576 Lat. 54° 17' N, Long. 22° 33' W; 2000 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1577 [No information on locality]; 1300 fathoms C 1578 Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; 1360 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1579 Lat. 44° 41' N, Long. 24° 35' W; 1360 fathoms; [West European Basin, North Atlantic] C 1580 Lat. 0° 29' 58" N, Long. 45° 56' 35" W; 33 fathoms; [Off mouth of Amazon River, coast of Brazil] C 1581 Lat. 13° S, Long. 162° E; 2150 fathoms; [Coral Sea] C 1581-1/2 Lat. 13° S, Long. 162° E; 2150 fathoms, [Coral Sea] C 1582 Lat. 0° 21' N, Long. 23° 28' 52" W; 2280 fathoms; Atlantic Ocean; Ship Villa de Bilboa; [Equatorial Counter Current near MidAtlantic Ridge] C 1583 Lat. 0° 21' N, Long. 23° 28' 52" W; 2280 fathoms; Atlantic Ocean; Ship Villa de Bilboa; [Equatorial Counter Current near MidAtlantic Ridge]
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72 C 1584 Lat. 0° 21' N, Long. 23° 28' 52" W; 2280 fathoms; Atlantic Ocean; Ship Villa de Bilbao; [Equatorial Counter Current near MidAtlantic Ridge] C 1585 Deep Sea Soundings C 1586 Lat. 0° 21' N, Long. 23° 28' 52" W; 2280 fathoms; Atlantic Ocean, Ship Villa de Bilbao; [Equatorial Counter Current near MidAtlantic Ridge] C 1587 Lat. 0° 21' N, Long. 23° 28' 52" W; 2280 fathoms; Atlantic Ocean, Ship Villa de Bilbao; [Equatorial Counter Current near MidAtlantic Ridge]
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73 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PERRY'S JAPAN EXPEDITION -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- C 1588 A No. 31A; [no specific locality given] C 1589 B No. 31B; [no specific locality given]; Commo. Matthew C. Perry C 1590 C Card A, washed from a Sargassum; [no specific locality given]; Commo. Matthew C. Perry C 1591 D Juddo Bay; Commo. Matthew C. Perry C 1592 E Juddo Bay, Commo. Matthew C. Perry, No. 24 C 1593 F [No specific locality given]; Commo. Matthew C. Perry C 1594 G Juddo Bay; May 11, 1855; sent to Judge A.S. Johnson C 1595 H Southern side of Japan; Commo. Matthew C. Perry
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74 ------------------------------------------ VARIOUS SOUNDINGS ------------------------------------------ C 1596 A [No locality given]; ocean; 1300 fathoms C 1597 B Southwest of Sandwich Islands [= Hawaiian Islands]; 7 fathoms, 3 feet C 1598 C Pontiae [?] [= Pontine Islands, Tyrrhenian Sea ?]; 150 fathoms C 1599 D Straits of Sangas; Hancock no. 1; rinsings; 29 fathoms C 1600 E Agulhas Bank, South Africa; 70 fathoms; light portions obtained by floating C 1601 F Edge of Agulhas Bank, South Africa; 70 fathoms; natural state C 1602 G Key Biscayne, Florida; 2-1/2 fathoms C 1603 H [Gulf Stream ?]; Position 15; washed from soundings; 19 fathoms C 1604 I Gulf Stream; Position 9; 100 fathoms C 1605 J [No locality given]; 1800 fathoms C 1606 K Lat. 0° 32' [See #1580 and #1582; same?] C 1607 L Coast of Georgia, Inland Passage; 60 miles from Jacksonville, Florida C 1608 M Lat. 38° 04' 40" N, Long. 73° 56' 47" W; 90 fathoms; [Gulf Stream; north Atlantic coast of Maryland] C 1609 N Lat. 40° 59' 55" N, Long. 71° 48' 55" W; 19 fathoms; [Gulf Stream] C 1610 O Southeast of Cape Henlopen, Lat. 38° 04' 40" N, Long. 73° 56' 47" W; soundings H. no. 1; 90 fathoms; by levigation C 1611 P Southeast of Cape Henlopen; Lat. 38° 40' 40" N, Long. 75° 0' 30" W; 10 fathoms; soundings H. no. 2 C 1612 Q Southeast of Cape Henlopen; Lat. 38° 29' 56" N, Long. 74° 38' 04" W; 20 fathoms; soundings H. no. 17 C 1613 R Southeast of Cape Henlopen; Lat. 38° 09' 23" N, Long. 74° 04' 05" W; 50 fathoms; soundings H. no. 67; by levigation C 1614 S [Southeast of Cape Henlopen]; Lat. 38° 41' N, Long. 74° 06' W; 20 fathoms; soundings G. no. 27; by levigation
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75 C 1615 T [Southeast of Cape Henlopen]; Lat. 39° 28' 35" N; Long. 72° 44' 35" W; 50 fathoms; soundings G. no. 31; by levigation C 1616 U St. Georges Bank [Off the coast of Massachusetts] C 1617 V St. Georges Bank [Off the coast of Massachusetts] C 1618 W St. Georges Bank [Off the coast of Massachusetts] C 1619 X Near Great Point Light, Nantucket, Massachusetts C 1620 Y Near Great Point Light, Nantucket, Massachusetts C 1621 Z Near New South Shoal, off Nantucket, Massachusetts C 1622 A' Soundings off Nantucket, Massachusetts
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76 FOSSIL INFUSORIA C 1623 B' New York City, New York; excavation for building at corner of Wall and Water Streets; infusoria C 1624 C' New York City, New York; excavation for building at corner of Wall and Water Streets; infusoria C 1625 D' [No locality given]; silicified polythalamia C 1626 E' Charleston, South Carolina; 100 feet under - C 1627 F' Charleston, South Carolina; 135 feet below C 1628 G' Fort Wachita [on Washita or Ouachita River in Arkansas or Louisiana]; polythalamia; blue slaty clay C 1629 H' Fort Wachita [on Washita or Ouachita River in Arkansas or Louisiana]; polythalamia C 1630 I' Derry, [New Hampshire]; fossil infusoria; partly dissolved by hydrochloric acid C 1631 J' Derry, [New Hampshire]; fossil infusoria; partly dissolved by hydrochloric acid C 1632 K' Wrentham, Massachusetts; fossil infusoria C 1633 L' Bermuda* C 1634 M' Bermuda* C 1635 N' Bermuda* C 1636 O' Bermuda* C 1637 P' Unknown locality; partly dissolved in hydroflouric acid C 1638 Q' Unknown locality C 1639 R' South Carolina; polythalamia C 1640 S' Mud of Kemble's Marsh; polythalamia C 1641 T' Levant [= eastern Mediterranean Sea] mud C 1642 U' Levant [= eastern Mediterranean Sea] mud C 1643 V' Levant [= eastern Mediterranean Sea] mud C 1644 W' Levant [= eastern Mediterranean Sea] mud C 1645 X' Boston, Lincolnshire, England; fossil Lagenal and fossil polythalmia * See note on page 154.
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77 C 1646 Y' Boston, Lincolnshire, England; fossil Lägena and fossil Polythalamia C 1647 Z' England; fossil animals contained in a substance called "floating brick" C 1648 A" Thames, Gravesend, England C 1649 B" Wye, Maryland C 1650 C" Wye, Maryland C 1651 D" Wye, Maryland C 1652 E" Wye, Maryland; fossil polycistinae C 1653 F" Wye, Maryland C 1654 G" Calvert County, Maryland C 1655 H" Petersburg, Virginia C 1656 I" Petersburg, Virginia C 1657 J" Petersburg, Virginia; 50 feet C 1658 K" Petersburg, Virginia C 1659 L" Petersburg, Virginia C 1660 M" Petersburg, Virginia C 1661 N" Petersburg, Virginia C 1662 O" Petersburg, Virginia C 1663 P" Petersburg, Virginia C 1664 Q" Richmond, Virginia C 1665 R" Richmond, Virginia; thick card C 1666 S" Richmond, Virginia C 1667 T" Richmond, Virginia C 1668 U" Richmond, Virginia C 1669 V" Richmond, Virginia; infusoria; behind Monument Church; Polythalamia; upper part of stratum C 1670 W" Richmond, Virginia; third ravine behind Medical College C 1671 X" Richmond, Virginia C 1672 Y" Richmond, Virginia
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78 C 1673 Z" Richmond, Virginia; upper part of stratum C 1674 AA Richmond, Virginia S C 1675 BB Richmond, Virginia S C 1676 CC Richmond, Virginia S C 1677 DD Richmond, Virginia; disc from infusorial stratum S C 1678 EE [No locality given] S C 1679 FF Piscataway, Maryland S* C 1680 GG Piscataway, Maryland S C 1681 HH Piscataway, Maryland S* C 1682 II Petersburg, Virginia S* C 1683 JJ Pamunkey River, Virginia; Miocene S* C 1684 KK Hollis Cliffs, Virginia S C 1685 LL Brown's Mills, Virginia; fossil S C 1686 MM Meherrin River, Virginia S C 1687 NN Meherrin River, Virginia S C 1688 OO Stratford Cliffs, Virginia S C 1689 PP Stratford Cliffs, Virginia S C 1690 QQ Rappahannock Cliffs, Virginia S C 1691 RR Rappahannock Cliffs, Virginia S C 1692 SS Rappahannock Cliffs, Virginia; Dr. Chilton S C 1693 TT Rappahannock Cliffs, Virginia
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79 FREEMONT'S INFUSORIA C 1695 A Oregon; fossil infusoria C 1696 B Oregon; fossil infusoria C 1697 C Oregon C 1698 D Oregon; fossil infusoria C 1699 E Oregon; fossil infusoria C 1700 F [No locality given] C 1701 G Oregon; fossil infusoria C 1702 H [No locality given]; polythalamia
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80 MARINE DIATOMS C 1703 1a St. Georges Bank, [Off Massachusetts]; from stomach of Botryodactyla grandis C 1704 1b St. Georges Bank, [Off Massachusetts]; from stomach of Botryodactyla grandis C 1705 1c St. Georges Bank, [Off Massachusetts]; from stomach of Botryodactyla grandis C 1706 1d St. Georges Bank, [Off Massachusetts]; from stomach of Botryodactyla grandis C 1707 1e St. Georges Bank, [Off Massachusetts]; from stomach of Botryodactyla grandis C 1708 2a Fort Hamilton, New York C 1709 3a Rockaway, New York C 1710 4a Stonington, Connecticut C 1711 5a Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; channel midway between inner and outer buoys C 1712 5b Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; middle buoy C 1713 5c Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1714 5d Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1715 5e Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1716 5f Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1717 5g Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1718 5h Edgartown, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1719 5i Edgartown Harbor, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1720 6a Outer buoy off Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1721 6b Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1722 6c Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1723 6d Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1724 6e Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1725 6f Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
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81 C 1726 6g Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1727 6h Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1728 6i Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1729 6j Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1730 6k Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1731 6l Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1732 6m Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1733 6n Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1734 6o Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts; outer buoy C 1735 6p Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1736 6q Cape Poge, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts C 1737 7a Rio de Janeiro, Brazil C 1738 7b Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; off Flores [near Recife?] C 1739 8a Montevideo, Uruguay; spiculae and a few diatoms in mud C 1740 9a Buena Vista, Mexico C 1741 10a East Indies; anchor mud C 1742 11a Assistance Bay, Cornwallis Island, Northwest Territories, Canada C 1743 12a Oregon C 1744 13a Gulf Stream C 1745 14a St. Julien [?], South America C 1746 15a Boston Harbor, Massachusetts; Dr. Durkee C 1747 16a [No geographical locality given]; marsh near foundry C 1748 17a Locality unknown; marine diatoms C 1749 17b Locality unknown; marine diatoms
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82 C 1750 18a Locality unknown C 1751 18b Locality unknown
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83 CHALK SERIES S C 1752 A England; chalk S C 1753 B [No locality given]; chalk S C 1754 C [No locality given]; chalk S P C 1755 D [No locality given]; chalk S C 1756 E Dover, England; chalk S P C 1757 F Dover, England; chalk; [Note by Charles Stodder:] "This catalogue cannot belong to this slide."; cleaned S P C 1758 G Chalk C 1759 H Dover, Sussex, England; chalk S C 1760 I [No locality given]; chalk from interior of a flint; silicified polythalamia from Dr. Mantell S C 1761 J Menton, France; chalk S C 1762 K Menton, France; chalk C 1763 L Oran, Algeria, Africa; chalk, marl; Ehrenberg C 1764 M Oran, Algeria, Africa; chalk, marl; Ehrenberg
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84 --------------------------------------- MISCELLANEOUS ANIMALS AND MINERALS --------------------------------------- S 1765 Singapore, Malaya; Melitodes ochracea S 1766 Pedicellaria suckers [?] from Echinus S 1767 Spicules from Holothuria S 1768 Claws of Astrophyton 1769 [No information available] 1770 [No information available] 1771 [No information available] 1772 [No information available] 1773 [No information available] S 1774 Zoolite S 1775 Carbonate of lime S 1776 Quartz crystals found in mica S 1777 Murescide, CrN5H6O8; Mr. Marshall S 1778 Factitious avenurius; E.J. Quekett S P 1779 Setworth [?] marble; Luccesi [?] 1780 [No information available]
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85 SMITHSONIAN CONTRIBUTION'S SERIES S P C 1781 A Greenport, New York; figure 37 S P C 1782 B St. Georges Bank [Off Massachusetts]; from stomach of Botryodactyla grandis; acted on by acid; figures 21-22 S P C 1783 C Hudson River, New York; figure 8a S C 1784 D Garden Key, Florida; figures 9, 10; J.E. Gavit S P C 1785 E Halifax, Nova Scotia; washed from an Agarum S P C 1786 F Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida; figure 25 S P C 1787 G Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida; washings of sponge-sand; no. 3; Dr. VanArsdale S P C 1788 H Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida; no. 5; AL S P C 1789 I Duval's Creek, Florida S P C 1790 J [No locality given]; figures 23 and 24 S C 1791 K Petersburg, Virginia S C 1792 L Richmond, Virginia; figures 18 and 30 S P C 1793 M Niagara Falls, New York S P C 1794 N Halifax, Nova Scotia; figure 15 S P C 1795 O Halifax, Nova Scotia; washed from Laminaria; figure 29 S P C 1796 P Ilfracombe, England; figure 20
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86 --------------------------------------------- HUDSON RIVER SERIES --------------------------------------------- C 1797 A Hudson River, New York C 1798 B Hudson River, New York C 1799 C Hudson River, West Point, New York C 1800 D Hudson River, New York; near West Point C 1801 E Hudson River, New York C 1802 F Hudson River, New York; near West Point C 1803 G Hudson River, New York; near West Point C 1804 H Hudson River, New York C 1805 I Hudson River, New York C 1806 J Hudson River, New York C 1807 K Hudson River, New York C 1808 L Hudson River, New York C 1809 M Hudson River, New York C 1810 N Hudson River, New York C 1811 O Hudson River, New York C 1812 P Hudson River, New York
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87 ----------------------------------------------- DESMIDIACEAE AND OTHER CHLOROPHYTES ----------------------------------------------- C 1813 A Westmoreland, England C 1814 B Westmoreland, England C 1815 C North Wales C 1816 D Wales C 1817 E North Wales C 1818 F [No locality given] C 1819 G [No locality given] C 1820 H Wales C 1821 I Coast of Yorkshire, England C 1822 J Dolgelly, Wales C 1823 K West Point, New York C 1824 L West Point, New York M [This letter was not used in this series.] C 1825 N England C 1826 O Wales P-Q-R [The Catalogue notes slides P, Q and R as missing but the bear no numbers in this series.] C 1827 S No locality C 1828 T Wales C 1829 U Wales C 1830 V No locality C 1831 W North Wales C 1832 X Wales C 1833 Y England C 1834 Z Wales [Slides which would have been numbered 1835-1846 are missing and no information is available on what they might have contained.]
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88 S* 1847 West Point, New York; Coleochaete scutata Bréb.; J.W. Bailey, 1846 S* 1848 West Point, New York; Coleochaete scutata Bréb.; cum fructa; J.W. Bailey, 1846 S* 1849 West Point, New York; Coleochaete scutata Bréb.; cum fructa; J.W. Bailey, 1846 S* 1850 West Point, New York; Coleochaete scutata Bréb.; cum fructa (fine); J.W. Bailey, 1846 [Slides which would have been numbered 1851-1858 are missing and no information is available on what they might have contained.]
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89 SOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES SERIES S C 1859 la Bridge at St. Augustine, Florida S C 1860 lb St. Sebastian River, near St. Augustine, Florida S C 1861 lc Bridge at St. Augustine, Florida S C 1862 ld Bridge over St. Sebastian River, St. Augustine, Florida S C 1863 le Anastasia Island, near St. Augustine, Florida S C 1864 lf St. Augustine, Florida S C 1865 lg Bridge near St. Augustine, Florida; not levigated S C 1866 lh Bridge near St. Augustine, Florida S C 1867 li Near St. Augustine, Florida S C 1868 lj Bridge at St. Augustine, Florida S C 1869 lk Bridge at St. Augustine, Florida S C 1870 ll Bridge at St. Augustine, Florida S C 1871 lm St. Sebastian River near St. Augustine, Florida C 1872 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida C 1873 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida C 1874 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida C 1875 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida C 1876 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida C 1877 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida C 1878 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida S C 1879 3a Coast of Florida; Recent Polythalamia S* C 1880 3b Garden Key, Florida; washed from algae S C 1881 3c Tortugas [= Dry Tortugas, Florida ?] S C 1882 3d Garden Key, Florida S C 1883 3e Inland Passage, Florida; 50 miles from Jacksonville S C 1884 3f Inland Passage, Florida; 60 miles from Jacksonville
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90 S C 1885 4a Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1886 4b Tampa, Florida S C 1887 4c Ballast Point, Tampa, Florida S C 1888 4d Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1889 4e Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1890 4f Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1891 4g Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1892 4h Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1893 4i Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1894 4j Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1895 4k Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1896 4l Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1897 4m Tampa, Florida S C 1898 4n Tampa, Florida S C 1899 4o Tampa, Florida; infusorial stratum (ground down) S C 1900 4p Tampa, Florida S C 1901 4q Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1902 4r Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1903 4s Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1904 4t Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1905 4u Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida S C 1906 4v Ballast Point, Tampa Bay, Florida C 1907 4w Near Tampa, Florida; infusorial stratum S C 1908 5a Picolata, Florida S C 1909 5b Little Hillsborough River, Florida S C 1910 5c Volusia, Florida S C 1911 5d Anastasia Island, Florida S C 1912 5e Cape [Poane ?], [Florida ?]
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91 S C 1913 5f Palatka [= Pilatka], Florida S C 1914 5g Demader's [?] Creek, Florida S C 1915 6a Off St. Simon's Island, Georgia S C 1916 6b Hopeton, Georgia; near the Altamaha River S C 1917 6c Opposite Savannah, Georgia; from mud of ricefield ditches S C 1918 6d Ten miles above Savannah, Georgia; ricefields, Dr. Daniels, no. 4 S C 1919 6e Ten miles above Savannah, Georgia; ricefields S C 1920 6f Ten miles above Savannah, Georgia; ricefields; J.W. Bailey S C 1921 6g Ten miles above Savannah, Georgia; ricefields; no. 6 S C 1922 6h Ten miles above Savannah, Georgia; ricefields; no. 9 S C 1923 6i Ten miles above Savannah, Georgia; ricefields; Dr. Daniels, no. 1 S C 1924 6j Fort Jackson, near Savannah, Georgia S C 1925 6k [Ogeechee River, Bryan County, Georgia]; mud from ricefields near Col. McAllister's; secondary levigation S C 1926 7a Sullivan's Sound, South Carolina; easy S C 1927 7b Grahamsville, South Carolina S C 1928 8a Wilmington, North Carolina; ricefields; 2+ feet below surface S C 1929 9a Charleston, South Carolina; mud S* C 1930 9b Ashley River, six miles from Charleston, South Carolina S C 1931 9c Charleston, South Carolina S C 1932 9d Charleston, South Carolina; mud S C 1933 9e Charleston, South Carolina S C 1934 9f Charleston, South Carolina C 1935 9g Charleston, South Carolina S C 1936 10a Centreport, Alabama S C 1937 10b Centreport, Alabama S* C 1938 10c Centreport, Alabama
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92 S* C 1939 10d Alabama River, Centreport, Alabama; 175 miles below Montgomery S C 1940 10e Alabama River, Centreport, Alabama S C 1941 11a New Orleans, Louisiana S C 1942 12a New Braunfels, Texas S C 1943 13a Missouri River near St. Louis, Missouri S C 1944 14a Jackson, Mississippi S C 1945 15a Fort Monroe, Virginia; artesian well, 48-53 foot depth; no. 24 S C 1946 15b Mud from James River, City Point, Virginia C 1947 Coal River, Virginia S C 1948 Williamsburg, Virginia S C 1949 16a Old Point Comfort, Virginia; ditch S C 1950 16b Old Point Comfort, Virginia; no. 25; 53-56 feet S C 1951 16c Old Point Comfort, Virginia; no. 24; 48-53 feet S C 1952 16d Old Point Comfort, Virginia; no. 27; Polythalamia S C 1953 16e Old Point Comfort, Virginia; no. 31; depth of 98-105 feet S C 1954 16f Old Point Comfort, Virginia; 56-68 feet S C 1955 16g Old Point Comfort, Virginia; no. 28; 84-89 feet S C 1956 16h Old Point Comfort, Virginia; 53-56 feet S C 1957 16i Old Point Comfort, Virginia; no. 28; 84-89 feet
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93 NORTHEASTERN AND NORTHCENTRAL UNITED STATES SERIES S C 1958 17a Traverse Bay, Michigan S C 1959 17b Traverse Bay, Michigan S C 1960 17c Traverse Bay, Michigan S C 1961 17d Oakland County, Michigan; Recent infusoria S C 1962 17e Oakland County, Michigan; Lake Elizabeth S C 1963 17f Oakland County, Michigan; no. 4 S C 1964 17g Oakland County, Michigan; no. 3 S C 1965 17h Oakland County, Michigan; Recent infusoria; F.F. S C 1966 17i Oakland County, Michigan; Recent infusoria S C 1967 17j Mackinaw, Michigan S C 1968 17k Oakland County, Michigan; no. 5 C 1969 18a Morris County, New Jersey S C 1970 18b Mapleton, New Jersey; Dr. Torrey; J.S.S. S C 1971 18c Burlington, New Jersey; from mud of Delaware River S C 1972 19a Cleveland, Ohio S C 1973 19b Cleveland, Ohio; pier S* C 1974 20a Rockaway, New York S C 1975 20b Rockaway, New York S C 1976 20c Rockaway, New York S C 1977 20d Rockaway, New York S C 1978 20e Rockaway, New York S C 1979 20f Rockaway, New York S C 1980 20g Rockaway, New York S C 1981 20h Rockaway, New York S C 1982 21a Hudson River, New York S C 1983 21b Hudson River, New York
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94 S C 1984 21c Hudson River, New York S C 1985 21d Hudson River, New York S C 1986 21e Hudson River, New York; from mud S C 1987 21f Hudson River, New York S C 1988 21g Hudson River, New York S C 1989 21h Hudson River, New York S C 1990 21i Hudson River, New York S C 1991 21j Hudson River, New York S C 1992 21k New York, New York; mud of docks S C 1993 21l Hudson River, Hyde Park, New York; mud S C 1994 21m Hudson River, New York S C 1995 21n Hudson River, New York S C 1996 22a Greenport, New York S C 1997 22b Greenport, New York S C 1998 22c Greenport, New York S C 1999 22d Greenport, New York S C 2000 22e Greenport, New York S C 2001 22f Greenport, New York S C 2002 22g Greenport, Long Island, New York; salt marsh S C 2003 22h Greenport, Long Island, New York S C 2004 22i Greenport, Long Island, New York S C 2005 22j Greenport, Long Island, New York S C 2006 23a West Point, New York S C 2007 23b Catskill Pond, New York S C 2008 23c Round Pond near West Point, New York; Recent infusoria S C 2009 23d Mill Pond, West Point, New York S C 2010 23e Mill Pond, West Point, New York S C 2011 23f Mill Pond, West Point, New York
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95 S C 2012 23g West Point, New York S C 2013 23h West Point, New York S C 2014 23i West Point, New York S C 2015 23j Round Pond near West Point, New York S C 2016 23k Mud of Hudson River, West Point, New York; J.W. Bailey S C 2017 23l West Point, New York S C 2018 23m West Point, New York; April 11, 1849 S C 2019 23n West Point, New York S C 2020 23o West Point, New York S C 2021 23p West Point, New York S C 2022 24a Maidstone, Vermont S* C 2023 24b New Durham and Derry, [New Hampshire]. [Two cover- glasses on a single slide.] S C 2024 25a Near Tarrytown, Westchester County, New York S C 2025 25b Croton, New York S C 2026 26a Derry, New Hampshire S C 2027 27a Cherryfield, Maine; D.B.S. Shaw, Boston S C 2028 27b Blue Hill Pond, Maine; no. 1 and no. 2 S* P C 2029 28a Boston Harbor, Massachusetts. [Paleograph left with slide; no coverglass on slide.] S* P C 2030 28b Boston Harbor, Massachusetts. [Paleograph left with slide; no coverglass on slide.] S* C 2031 28c Boston, Massachusetts S C 2032 28d Boston, Massachusetts S C 2033 28e Boston Harbor, Massachusetts S C 2034 28f Massachusetts Bay, Massachusetts S C 2035 28g Wendell, Massachusetts; Dr. Deane S C 2036 28h Wrentham, Massachusetts; siliceous infusoria acted upon by hydroflouric acid S C 2037 28i Salem, Massachusetts; Essex Co., New Hampshire Collections
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96 S C 2038 29a Stonington, Connecticut S C 2039 29b Stonington, Connecticut S C 2040 29c Stonington, Connecticut S C 2041 29d Stonington, Connecticut S C 2042 29e Stonington, Connecticut S C 2043 30a Providence, Rhode Island S C 2044 30b Providence, Rhode Island S* C 2045 30c Bristol Ferry, Rhode Island; J.W. Bailey, 1846 C 2046 30d Bristol Ferry, Rhode Island S C 2047 31a Locality unknown; J.W. Bailey with the regards of A.S. Johnson; April 3, 1853 S C 2048 31b Locality unknown S C 2049 31c Locality unknown S C 2050 32a Fort Jackson, Michigan; marine
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97 ------------------------------------------- BOURGOGNE SERIES ------------------------------------------- S 2051 No locality; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2052 No locality; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2053 Falaise, France; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2054 Falaise, France; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2055 Cherbourg; France; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2056 Dives, France; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2057 No locality; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2058 No locality; preparateur J. Bourgogne S 2059 No locality; preparateur J. Bourgogne
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98 FOREIGN DIATOMS S C 2060 1a River Humber, England; adjoining salt marsh ditches S C 2061 1b River Humber, England; Recent infusoria S C 2062 1c Avon River near Bristol, England S C 2063 1d England S C 2064 1e Fleetwood, England S C 2065 1f Ilfracombe, England S C 2066 1g Ilfracombe, England S C 2067 1h Ilfracombe, England S C 2068 1i Ilfracombe, England; boiled in nitric acid S C 2069 1j Near London, England; in flint; from E.J. Quekett S C 2070 1m Anglesca, Wales S C 2071 1n North Wales S C 2072 1o North Wales S C 2073 1p Dolgelly, Wales S C 2074 2a Nova Scotia; Dr. Leidy S C 2075 2b Nova Scotia; O. Mason S C 2076 2c Earlton, County of Colchester, Nova Scotia; J.W. Dawson S C 2077 2d Halifax, Nova Scotia; washed from an Agarum; not cleaned S C 2078 2e Halifax, Nova Scotia S C 2079 2f Halifax, Nova Scotia S C 2080 2g Halifax, Nova Scotia; This has been ignited; spines of ? S C 2081 2h Nova Scotia; O. Mason S C 2082 2i Halifax, Nova Scotia S C 2083 3a Locality unknown S C 2084 3b Locality unknown S C 2085 3c Locality unknown
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99 S C 2086 3d Locality unknown S C 2087 3e Locality unknown; mud on oysters S C 2088 3f Locality unknown S C 2089 3g Locality unknown S C 2090 3h Locality unknown S C 2091 3i Locality unknown S C 2092 3j Locality unknown; [four coverglasses on slide] S C 2093 3k Locality unknown S C 2094 3l Locality unknown S C 2095 3m Locality unknown S C 2096 3n Locality unknown; metallic lustre from a daguerrotypist S C 2097 3o Locality unknown S C 2098 3p Locality unknown; on Gracilaria erecta; on a specimen from W. Harvey S C 2099 3q Locality unknown; acted on by hydoflouric acid S C 2100 3r Locality unknown S C 2101 3s Locality unknown C 2102 4a Mud from St. Helena C 2103 4b Mud from St. Helena C 2104 4c Mud from St. Helena C 2105 4d Mud from St. Helena C 2106 5a Jamaica, West Indies C 2107 5b Port Royal, Jamaica, West Indies C 2108 5c Port Royal, Jamaica, West Indies C 2109 6a Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; outer harbor C 2110 6b Rio de Janeiro, Brazil C 2111 7a Malta C 2112 7b Italy; Crystal Palace, New York [?] C 2113 7c Adriatic Sea
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100 C 2114 8a In mud from Bombay, India C 2115 9a Cape of Good Hope, South Africa C 2116 10a Saltillo, Mexico C 2117 11a Tripoli de Boheme [Czechoslovakia] S C 2118 11b Franzensbad, Bohemia [Czechoslovakia]; Ehrenberg C 2118-1/2 11c Franzensbad, [Czechoslovakia]; kieselguhr C 2119 12a Oberhohe [?] in Luneburg, Germany; 41 foot thick, bergmehl C 2120 12b Bilin, Czechoslovakia; polirscheifer C 2121 12c Bilin, Czechoslovakia; artificial kieselguhr C 2122 12d Hungary; polirscheifer C 2123 12e Bilin, Czechoslovakia; fossil C 2124 12f Bilin, Czechoslovakia; tripoli C 2125 13a Baltic Sea, Copenhagen, Denmark C 2126 14a Near Philadelphia, Asia Minor, Turkey C 2127 14b Smyrna, Turkey; infusoria on Cadium flabelliforme C 2128 15a Singapore, Malaya C 2129 16a Sulu Sea C 2130 16b Sulu Sea C 2131 17a Cape of Good Hope, South Africa; Exploring Expedition C 2132 18a Cook's Straits, New Zealand; infusoria from soil elevated 100 feet C 2133 19a Madeira C 2134 19b Madeira C 2135 19c Madeira C 2136 A East Indies C 2137 B East Indies C 2138 C East Indies S C 2139 D East Indies
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101 C 2140 E Mindinao, Phillipine Islands; on Aricula [?] C 2141 F Phillipine Islands; on hammer oysters S* C 2142 G Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S C 2143 H Phillipine Islands; mud in Aricula [?] S* C 2144 I Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S* C 2145 J Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S C 2146 K Mindinao, Phillipine Islands . C 2147 L Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S C 2148 M Mindinao, Phillipine Islands C 2149 N Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S C 2150 O Mindinao, Phillipine Islands C 2151 P Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S C 2152 Q Mindinao, Phillipine Islands S C 2153 R Sydney, Australia; seaweed S C 2154 S HobartTown, Australia; seaweed S* C 2155 T Port Oxford, Australia S C 2156 U Port Oxford, Australia C 2157 V Southern Australia; diatoms on Agalla [?] rubra S C 2158 W New Zealand; fossil infusoria S C 2159 X New Zealand; on Witella S C 2160 Y Patagonia, South America C 2161 Z Unicorn Bay [?]; Dr. Sutherland S C 2162 A' Tierra del Fuego, South America C 2163 B' Maui, Sandwich Islands [= Hawaiian Islands]; on Sargassum echinocarpum C 2164 C' Hawaii, Sandwich Islands [= Hawaiian Islands]; on Haliseris plagiogramma C 2165 D' Hawaii, Sandwich Islands [=Hawaiian Islands] C 2166 E' Byron's Bay, Hawaii
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102 C 2167 F' Sandwich Islands [= Hawaiian Islands] C 2168 G' Tongatapu [= Tongatabu] C 2169 H' Feejee Islands C 2170 I' Wilson's Island, Paumotu Group C 2171 J' Wilson's Island, Paumotu Group C 2172 K' Society Islands C 2173 L' Society Islands C 2174 M' Tahiti C 2175 N' Tahiti C 2176 O' Tahiti; washed from an alga C 2177 P' Tahiti; on Gelidium C 2178 Q' Tahiti; "Climacosphenia = called by B[ailey] australis - if it shows lines, then it is monilgera." C.S. Stodder C 2179 R' Tahiti C 2180 S' Tahiti C 2181 T' Tahiti; recorded by thin enamelled card C 2182 U' Tahiti; "Rhabdonema murificum all over this slide, very large not named in Bailey list. Circles supposed by Bailey; registered by C. Stodder." C 2183 V' Tahiti C 2184 W' Tahiti; "Two frustules attached of Triceratium obtusum 322/80[?] using top and end of slide for guides. C. Stodder." C 2185 X Tahiti
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103 REGISTER OF DIATOM EXSICCATI COLLECTION Each serial number is followed in order by 1) the original taxon determination associated with the specimen, 2) the geographical location where the specimen was collected, and 3) the person who sent the material to J.W. Bailey.
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104 E1 Achnanthes longipes Kütz. Arromanches Lenormand (Calvados), France E3 Achnanthes longipes Ag. Port (Calvados), Lenormand France E4 Achlanthes erilis Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E6 Achnanthes intermedia Kütz. In aqua thermalibus Lenormand euganics E7 Achnanthes brevipes Ag. Port (Calvados), Lenormand France E8 Achnanthes minutissima Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E9 Achnanthes salina Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E10 Achnanthes brevipes Ag. Cherbourg, France Lenormand E11 Achnanthes longipes Ag. Providence, Rhode J.W. Bailey Island E13 Achnanthidium coarctatum Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E14 Achnanthidium lanceolatum Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E15 Amphipleura inflexa Bréb. Cherbourg, France Brébisson E16 Amphipleura pellucida Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E17 Amphipleura rigida Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E18 Amphiprora constricta Ehr. Calvados, France Brébisson E19 Amphiprora rivularis Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E20 Amphitetras antediluviana Ehr. [No locality] Brébisson E21 Amphora lineolata Kütz. Goes, Netherlands Lenormand E22 Bacillaria paradoxa Ehr. Bristol, England G. Dickie E25 Biddulphia quinquilocularis Kütz. Iles Chausey, Lenormand France E26 Biddulphia pulchella Gray Iles Chausey, Lenormand France E27 Campyloneis spiralis W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E28 Cocconeis thwaitesii W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E29 Cocconeis pediculus Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E30 Cocconema cymbiforme Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson
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105 E31 Cocconema cymbiforme [(Kütz.) Ehr. ?] Falaise, France Lenormand E32 Cocconema cistula Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E33 Cocconema lanceolatum Ag. Falaise, France Brébisson E34 Colletonema viridulum Bréb. Falaise, France Lenormand E35 Cyclotella kützingiana Thwaites Bristol, England G. Dickie E36 Cyclotella kutzingiana Thwaites Falaise, France Brébisson E37 Cyclotella operculata (Ag.) Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E39 Cymatopleura apiculata W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E40 Cymatopleura elliptica W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E41 Cymatopleura solea W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E42 Cymatopleura solea W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E43 Cymbella affinis Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E44 Cymbella delicatula Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E45 Cymbella gastroides Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E46 Cymbella maculata Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E47 Cymbella gracilis Kütz. Bristol, England G. Dickie E49 Cymbella leptocera Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E50 Denticula sinuata Thwaites Bristol, England G. Dickie E51 Denticula tenuis Kütz. Penzance, England Brébisson E52 Denticula tenuis Kütz. Penzance, England Lenormand E53 Diatoma hyalinum Kütz. Cherbourg, France Brébisson E54 Diatoma ehrenbergii Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E55 Diatoma elongatum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E56 Diatoma elongatum Kütz. Bristol, England G. Dickie E58 Diatoma vulgare Bory Falaise, France Brébisson E68 Dickieia ulvacea Kütz. Aberdeen, Scotland Lenormand E69 Encyonema paradoxum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E70 Encyonema prostratum Kütz. Ilfracombe, England Lenormand
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106 E71 Epithemia constricta Bréb. Calvados, France Brébisson E72 Epithemia radula Bréb. Dives, France Brébisson E73 Epithemia rupestris W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E74 Epithemia sorex Kütz. Oystreham Lenormand (Calvados), France E75 Epithemia zebra Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E76 Epithemia turgida Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E77 Epithemia westermanni Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E78 Epithemia gibba Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E79 Epithemia alpestris Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E80 Epithemia ocellata Kütz.? Aberdeen, Scotland G. Dickie E81 Epithemia musculus Kütz. Dorsetshire, G. Dickie England E82 Eunotia arcus W. Sm. Vosges, France Lenormand E83 Eunotia tetraodon Ehr. Falaise, France Brébisson E84 Eunotia serra Ehr. Vosges, France Brébisson E85 Fragilaria capucina Desm. Caen, France Lenormand E87 Fragilaria hyemalis Ag. Vire, France Lenormand E88 Fragilaria virescens Ralfs Falaise, France Lenormand E90 Fragilaria rhabdosoma Ehr. Bristol, England G. Dickie E94 Fragilaria capucina Desm. Falaise, France Lenormand E96 Gomphonema acuminatum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E97 Gomphonema angustatum Ag. Falaise, France Lenormand E98 Gomphonema abbreviatum [v.] Port(Calvados), Lenormand longipes Kütz. France E99 Gomphonema brebissonii Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E100 Gomphonema abbreviatum [v.] Arromanches(Calvados), Lenormand longipes Kütz. France E101 Gomphonema capitatum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E102 Gomphonema dichotomum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson
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107 E103 Gomphonema constrictum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E104 Gomphonema exiguum Kütz. Cherbourg, France A. LeJolis E105 Gomphonema fibula Bréb. Falaise, France Lenormand E106 Gomphonema curvatum v. salinum Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E110 Gomphonema olivaceum Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E113 Gomphonema subramosum Ag. Falaise, France Lenormand E114 Gomphonema ramosum Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E115 Gomphonema curvatum v. marinum Kütz. Port(Calvados), France Lenormand E116 Gomphonema micropus Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E117 Grammatophora subtilissima Bailey Providence, Rhode Island J.W. Bailey E119 Grammatophora serpentina Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E120 Grammatophora marina Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E121 Grammatophora marina Kütz. Granville, France Lenormand E123 Himantidium denticulatum Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E124 Himantidium gracile Ehr. Falaise, France Brébisson E125 Himantidium exiguum Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E126 Himantidium gracile Kütz. Vosges, France Lenormand E127 Himantidium pectinale Kütz. Bristol, England G. Dickie E128 Himantidium minus Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E130 Fragilaria pectinalis Ag. Vire, France Lenormand E131 Himantidium arcus Ehr. West Point, New York J.W. Bailey E132 Himantidium soleirolii Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E133 Isthmia enervis Kütz. Cherbourg, France Brébisson E134 Isthmia nervosa Kütz. California [J.L.?] Russell E140 Licmophora flabellata Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E141 Licmophora flabellata Ag.? Iles Chausey, France Lenormand
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108 E145 Mastogloia danseii Thwaites Devonport, England G. Dickie E146 Melosira subflexilis Kütz. Aberdeen, Scotland G. Dickie E148 Melosira varians Ag. Falaise, France Brébisson E149 Melosira [sp.] Fort Hamilton, New York J.W. Bailey E150 Melosira subflexilis Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E152 Melosira [sp.] Beasley's Point, New Jersey S. Ashmead E154 Melosira borrierii Greville Goes(Gélande), Netherlands Lenormand E157 Melosira nummuloides Kütz. Arromanches, France Brébisson E161 Meridion constrictum var. ? Falaise, France Brébisson E162 Meridion circulare (Grev.) Ag. West Point, New York J.W. Bailey E163 Meridion constrictum Ralfs Falaise, France Brébisson E164 Meridion circulare Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E165 Meridion circulare (Grev.) Ag. Bristol, England G. Dickie E166 Meridion circulare Ag. West Point, New York J.W. Bailey E169 Meridion circulare Kütz. Caen, France Lenormand E170 Micromega bombycinum Kütz. Iles Chausey, France Brébisson E171 Micromega polychados Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E172 Micromega tetaceum Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E173 Micromega tenellum Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E176 Navicula cryptocephala Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E178 Navicula ambigua W. Sm Falaise, France Brébisson E179 Navicula amphisbaena Bory Falaise, France Brébisson E180 Navicula cuspidata Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E181 Navicula amphioxys Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E182 Navicula cuspidata Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand
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109 E183 Navicula appendiculata Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E184 Navicula acuminata Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E185 Navicula crassinervia Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E186 Navicula dicephala var. laevis Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E187 Navicula tumida Bréb. Dives, France Brébisson E188 Navicula lanceolata Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E189 Navicula pussilla Bréb. Falaise, France Lenormand E190 Navicula elliptica Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E191 Navicula rhomboidea Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E192 Navicula hortuiscula Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E193 Navicula seriana Bréb. Falaise, France Lenormand E194 Navicula sphaerophora Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E195 Navicula turpinii Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E196 Navicula tumida Bréb. Courseulles, France Lenormand E197 Navicula veneta Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E198 Nitzschia angularis W. Sm. Courseulles, France Brébisson E199 Nitzschia acicularis W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E200 Nitzschia amphioxys W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E201 Nitzschia birostrata W. Sm. Courseulles, France Brébisson E202 Nitzschia brebissonii W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E203 Nitzschia brebissonii W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E204 Nitzschia linearis W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E205 Nitzschia minutissima W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E206 Nitzschia taenia W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E207 Nitzschia sigma W. Sm. Courseulles, France Brébisson E208 Nitzschia sigmoidea W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E209 Odontidium hyemale Kütz. Bristol, England G. Dickie E211 Odontidium hyemale Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand
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110 E212 Odontidium mesodon Kütz. Vosges, France Lenormand E213 Orthosira arenaria W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E214 Orthosira dickei Thwaites Aberdeen, Scotland G. Dickie E215 Orthosira orichalcea W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E216 Orthosira orichalcea W. Sm. Bristol, England G. Dickie E217 Orthosira orichalcea W. Sm. Aberdeen, Scotland G. Dickie E218 Pinnularia gracilis Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E219 Pinnularia oblonga W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E220 Pinnularia gibba Ehr. Falaise, France Brébisson E221 Pinnularia stauroneiformis W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E222 Pinnularia lata W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E223 Pinnularia viridula Ehr. Falaise, France Brébisson E224 Pinnularia major W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E225 Pinnularia suecica Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E226 Pinnularia acrosphaeria W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E227 Pinnularia mesolepta Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E228 Pinnularia viridis W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E230 Pleurosigma angustatum W. Sm. Dives, France Lenormand E231 Pleurosigma attenuatum W. Sm. Falaise, France Lenormand E232 Pleurosigma elongatum W. Sm. Bernierestar (Ines), [?] Brébisson E233 Pleurosigma attenuatum W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E234 Pleurosigma fasciola W. Sm. Dives, France Brébisson E235 Pleurosigma lamprocampum Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E236 Pleurosigma aestuarii W. Sm. St. Vaarst, [France?] Brébisson E237 Pleurosigma lacustra W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E238 Pleurosigma rigidum W. Sm. Calvados, France Brébisson E239 Podosphaenia lynbyei Kütz. Calvados, France Lenormand E240 Podosphaenia gracilis Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson
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111 E241 Podosphaenia lyngbyei Kütz. Lue(Calvados), France Lenormand E242 Rhabdonema arcuatum Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E243 Rhabdonema minutum Kütz. Cherbourg, France Brébisson E244 Rhabdonema minutum Kütz. Vire, France Lenormand E245 Rhabdonema arcuatum Kütz. Calvados, France Lenormand E246 Rhaphidogloia manipulata Kütz. Courseulles, France Brébisson E247 Rhaphidogloea ? Bristol, England G. Dickie E248 Rhaphidogloea ? Swansea, England G. Dickie E249 Rhipidophora dalmatica Kütz. Courseulles, France Brébisson E250 Rhipidophora anglica Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E251 Rhipidophora oedipus Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E252 Rhipidophora elongata Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E253 Rhipidophora elongata Kütz. Arromanches(Calvados), Lenormand France E254 Rhipidophora paradoxa Kütz. Arromanches(Calvados), Lenormand France E255 Rhipidophora paradoxa Kütz. Calvados, France Lenormand E256 Rhipidophora paradoxa Kütz. Dives, France Brébisson E258 Schizonema apiculatum Ehr. Goes, Netherlands Lenormand E260 Schizonema comoidea Ag. Cherbourg, France Lenormand E262 Schizonema cruciger W. Sm. Dives, France Brébisson E264 Schizonema dillwynii Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E265 Schizonema ehrenbergii Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E269 Schizonema floccosum Kütz. Aberdeen, Scotland G. Dickie E270 Schizonema eximium Thwaites Bristol, England G. Dickie E271 Schizonema grevillei Kütz. Morbihan, France Brébisson E273 Schizonema grateloupii Ag. Iles Chausey, Lenormand France E276 Schizonema hoffmannii Ag. Calvados, France Brébisson E277 Schizonema helminthosum Chaub. Calvados, France Lenormand
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112 E278 Schizonema helminthosum Chaub. Calvados, France Lenormand var. [?] E279 Schizonema lubricum Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E283 Schizonema neglectum Thwaites Bristol, England G. Dickie var. effusum E287 Schizonema parasiticum Griff. Aberdeen, Scotland Lenormand E288 Schizonema ramosissimum Ag. Brest, France Lenormand E290 Schizonema rutilans Ag. Goes(Gélande), Netherlands Lenormand E291 Schizonema rutilans Ag. Iles Chausey, France Lenormand E293 Schizonema penillum Kütz. St. Vaast, [France?] Lenormand E294 Schizonema subcohierens Thwaites Wareham, Dorsetshire, G. Dickie England E297 not Schizonema comoides [No locality] J. Hooper E298 Schizonema vulgare Thwaites Bristol, England G. Dickie E299 Schizonema [sp.] St. Augustine, Florida J.W. Bailey E300 Schizonema [sp.] Greenport, New York J.W. Bailey E301 Schizonema viride Kütz. Calvados, France Brébisson E302 Stauroneis dumontii Bréb. Alençon, France Brébisson E303 Stauroneis aspera Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E304 Stauroneis lanceolata Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E305 Stauroneis amphicephala Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E306 Stauroneis phoenicenteron Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E307 Stauroneis phoenicenteron Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E309 Striatella unipunctata Ag. Cherbourg, France Brébisson E311 Striatella unipunctata Ag. [No locality] H. [De?] Bary E312 Surirella angusta Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E313 Surirella pinnata W. Sm. Falaise, France Brébisson E314 Surirella crumena Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E315 Surirella biseriata f. biceps Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson
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113 E316 Surirella minuta Bréb. Falaise, France Brébisson E317 Surirella ovalis Bréb. Falaise, France Lenormand E318 Surirella gemma Kütz. Courseulles, France Brébisson E319 Surirella ovata Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E320 Surirella striatula Turp. Courseulles, France Brébisson E321 Surirella striatula Turp. Falaise, France Lenormand E322 Surirella cuneata Bréb. Falaise, France Lenormand E323 Surirella splendida Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E324 Surirella splendida f. minor Ehr. Falaise, France Brébisson E325 Surirella thermalis Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E326 Synedra affinis Kütz. Granville, France Brébisson E327 Synedra crystallina Kütz. Lue(Calvados), France Lenormand E328 Synedra crystallina Kütz. [No locality] H. [De?] Bary E329 Synedra amphirhyncus Ehr. Vire, France Lenormand E330 Synedra fulgens W. Sm. Cherbourg, France Brébisson E331 Synedra biceps Ag. Falaise, France Brébisson E332 Synedra fasciculata Kütz. Arromanches (Calvados), France Lenormand E333 Synedra barbatula Kütz. Arromanches (Calvados), France Lenormand E334 Synedra gracilis Kütz. Goes, Netherlands Lenormand E335 Synedra garrisonii Ehr. Calvados, France Lenormand E336 Synedra lunaris Ehr. Falaise, France Brébisson E337 Synedra pulchella Kütz. Penzance, England Lenormand E338 Synedra pulchella Kütz. Mortain, France Brébisson E339 Synedra parva Kütz. Arromanches (Calvados), France Lenormand E340 Synedra minutissima var. pelliculosa Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand
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114 E341 Synedra minutissima var. pelliculosa K"utz. Falaise, France Lenormand E343 Synedra splendens K"utz. Falaise, France Br\'ebisson E344 Synedra subtilis K"utz. Falaise, France Lenormand E345 Synedra tabulata K"utz. Cherbourg, France Lenormand E346 Synedra semispina K"utz. Falaise, France Lenormand E350 Synedra ulna Ehr. Vire, France Lenormand E351 Synedra vitrea Bory Falaise, France Br\'ebisson E352 Synedra ulna K"utz. Falaise, France Br\'ebisson E353 Synedra vitrea? Bory West Point, New York J.W. Bailey E354 Synedra vaucheriae K"utz. [No locality] Br\'ebisson E355 Synedra vaucheriae K"utz. Falaise, France Lenormand E356 Synedra parvula K"utz. Falaise, France Lenormand E357 Synedra capitata Ehr. Falaise, France Br\'ebisson E358 Tabellaria fenestrata K"utz. Falaise, France Br\'ebisson E360 Tabellaria flocculosa K"utz. Vire, France Lenormand E362 Tabellaria flocculosa K"utz. Falaise, France Br\'ebisson E363 Tabellaria ventricosa K"utz. Vosges, France Lenormand E364 Tetracyclus lacustris Ralfs Dolgelly, Wales J. Ralfs E366 Tetracyclus lacustris Ralfs Penzance, England Lenormand E367* Schizonema helminthosum Chaub. Lue(Calvados), France Lenormand E368* Gomphonema brebissonii K"utz. Vosges, France Lenormand E369* Gomphonema geminatum (Lyngb.) Ag. Penzance, England Lenormand E370* Navicula acuminatum K"utz. Falaise, France Lenormand E371* Berkeleya fragilis Grev. Cherbourg, France Lenormand E372* Colletonema viridulum Br\'eb. Falaise, France Lenormand E373* Schizonema grevillei Hart. Arromanches (Calvados), France Lenormand
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115 E374* Meridion circulare Ag. Falaise, France Lenormand E375* Eumeridion constrictum Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E376* Schizonema viridis Kütz. Arromanches (Calvados), France Lenormand E377* Rhipidophora elongata Kütz. Venice, Italy Lenormand E378* Tabellaria flocculosa Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E379* Tabellaria fenestrata Kütz. Falaise, France Brébisson E380* Tetracyclus lacustris Ralfs Penzance, England Lenormand E381* Grammatophora marina Kütz. Arromanches, France Lenormand E382* Gomphonema acuminatum Ehr. Falaise, France Lenormand E383* Striatella unipunctata Ag. Noirmoutier, France Lenormand E384* Isthmia enervis Ehr. Cherbourg, France Lenormand E385* Gomphonema olivaceum Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand E386* Gomphonema constrictum Kütz. Falaise, France Lenormand ----------------------------------------- * Exsiccati to be found in folder labelled "Mixed Diatoms"
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116 REGISTER OF COLLECTION OF UNMOUNTED MATERIALS The description following each serial number in this collection was taken from the 1860 Catalogue of the Unmounted Materials [of the] Bailey Collection in the Boston Society of Natural History. Asterisked numbers indicate samples for which extant materials in the Farlow Herbarium.
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117 U21* Pebbles from Patrick's landings U73* Earth ex embankments in Cheever's rice fields, Ogeechee River, Chatham County, Georgia U131* Marine fossils; Santa Fiore, [Italy]; Exposition Universelle, 1855 U133* Mud Lake, Oakland County, Michigan U134* Orthoseira Dickesii [= Orthosira Dickiei ?]; Aberdeen, Scotland, December, 1848; S.R.; new diatom genus U136* Irregular hairs on the flowers of Anigozanthos flavida; viewed as opaque objects U138* Specimen of bottom of York Roads, Straits of Magellan, Chile U144* Fucus jacobonus; Japan; Arachnoidiscus japonensis attached; quite interesting U145* Infusoria flannel described by Ehrenberg, Berlin, Germany U148* Fossil animalcules from Prof. Retsius U150* Fossil infusoria, Germany U151* Sporangia; Penzance, England; John Ralfs, 1847 U155* Seeds of [acanthus spic ?]; deserts of East Indies; very scarce U157* Hair moss; Granville County, North Carolina U159* Fossil earth; Bristol Mine Cliff near Fredericksburg, Virginia U160* Mud, etc. ex large drainage canal swamp; New Orleans, Louisiana; J.L. Riddell, June 1851 U161* Rock with minute shells; near Dubuque, Iowa; see Prof. Hill's letter, 1855 U164* Littleton, New Hampshire U166* Deep soundings in harbor of Hikodadi Island, [Iusn ?] U168* Zoophites near Saint Augustine, Florida U170* Piper nigrum; longitudinal and transverse sections U172* Infusoria; Connecticut U178* Orchis seeds - showing fib[er] cell structure; 2) Cretaceous stratum, Rio del Norte, A. Scienett; 3) [Doliches eniniri "Courage"]; 4) Wendell, Massachusetts; 5) Hoboken, New Jersey, A. M. Edwards; 6) Soil ex Barra [?]; 7) Soil [Cabalescocoa?]; 8) Seeds Ruellia stretum
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118 U180* No. 3, Snoqualmie Pass, 3543 feet above Vancouver, Washington, September 8; 2) Mud ex Philippine Islands; 3) Puget Sound, Washington; 4) Croton [argy saushemun-necks ?]; 5) Calc. [?], Key West, Florida; 6) Soil from pond, Berlin, Germany U185* Shockoe Hill, Richmond, Virginia; from W.B. Rogers U195* Soundings; Fort Sumter, Charleston Harbor, South Carolina U197* Near Rio del Norte U203* Wrentham, Massachusetts U206 Tampa, Florida U207 Mud from surface of whale's head; Okhotsk Sea U208* Fossil infusoria; Oregon; J.D. Dana U209 Fossil diatoms (infusoria); Spencer, Massachusetts; Prof. Hitchcock's collection U211* Straits of Malacca U212* Mud from ocean; 715 fathoms; Dr. Gray U213* Guano; Dr. Torrey U214* Fossil infusoria; Westmoreland, Virginia; W.B. Rogers U215 Grammatophora; Greenport, New York U216* Fossil infusoria; Stratford Cliffs, Potomac River, Virginia; W.B. Rogers U217* Fossil infusoria; Piscataqua, Maryland U219* Coast of Scindah, Bengal near Kurache, [India] U220* Andover, Massachusetts U221 Blue Hill Pond, Maine; no. 2 U223* Sand from Bermuda [See note on page 154.] U225 Fossil diatoms; Maidstone, Vermont; no. 40, State Report U226* Fossil infusoria with fossil wood, 100 feet below surface near Capt. John Becket's, Calvert County, Maryland U227* Fossil diatoms from peat bog near Concord, New Hampshire U228 Fossil diatoms; Oregon; no. 61; Fremont's Report U229* Mud of ocean; 1300 fathoms; Dr. Gray
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119 U231 Fossil diatoms under a peat bog, Aberdeenshire, Scotland U232 Fossil diatoms; Oregon; no. 59; Fremont's Report U233* Recent polythalamia, etc.; Isle of Delos; C. Stokes U235* Limestone with polythalamia; Mount of Olives, [North Carolina ?] U236* Recent polythalamia, Manila, Philippines U241* Lower end of St. Mary's County, Maryland U244* Williamsburg, Virginia U246* Suisun Bay, 25-30 miles above San Francisco, California U247* MeherrinRiver, Virginia; fossil diatoms U248 Concord, Massachusetts; Prof. Hitchcock's collection U249 Nova Scotia; Dr. Leidy U253 Blue Hill Pond, Maine U254 Duval's Creek, Enterprise, Florida; cleaned with KO and ignited U255 Lower end of St. Mary's County, Virginia U268 Diatoms, Recent infusoria; River Humber and adjacent salt water ditches, England U273 Fossil diatoms; Piscataqua, Maryland --------------------------------- * Unmounted samples in vials are in the collection in addition to slides
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120 TAXA INDEX
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121 Achnanthes brevipipes/E6, E7, E9, E10, E12 Achnanthes exilis/E4, E8 Achnanthes intermedia/E6 Achnanthes longipes/E3, E11 Achnanthes minutissima/E8 Achnanthes parvula/E1, E2 Achnanthes salina/E9 Achnanthes seriata/E5 Achnanthes subsessilis/2070 Achnanthes spp./925, 1072, 1472, 1483, 1535, 2044 Achnanthidium coarctatum/E13 Achnanthidium flexellum/E28 Achnanthidium lanceolatum/E14 Achnanthidium lineare/1020 Actiniscus sirius/768, 1140 Actiniscus spp./644, 645, 647, 654, 660, 672, 682, 701, 709, 716, 752, 765, 771, 1128 Actinocyclus bioctonarius/1129 Actinocyclus denarius/1128 Actinocyclus pyxicula/1133, 1141, 1529 Actinocyclus ralfsii/1473 Actinocyclus senarius/1133, 1138, 1141 Actinocyclus undulatus/1477, 1484 Actinocyclus spp./757, 758, 763, 770, 782, 783, 906, 913, 1071, 1133, 1136, 1141, 1157, 2137 Actinoptychus areolatus/763 Actinoptychus ceres/1140 Actinoptychus jupiter/1140 Actinoptychus octodenarius/1140, 1529 Actinoptychus pentasterias/630, 636 Actinoptychus quatuordenarius/1129 Actinoptychus sedenarius/1140, 1141 Actinoptychus senarius/860, 903, 1140 Actinoptychus superbus/794, 1078, 1527 Actinoptychus vicenarius/1132, 1141 Actinoptychus spp./595, 615, 617, 618, 620, 777, 779, 780, 793, 794, 914, 1128, 1134, 1137, 1138, 1160, 1174, 1181, 1525, 1528, 1895, 1901, 1902 Actinosphaenia spp./798, 1084 Amphicampa mirabilis/1521 Amphidiscus anchora/980, 1532 Amphipentas flexuosa/569, 570, 578, 601, 605, 607 Amphipentas ornata(-um)/570, 573, 612, 621, 632 Amphipleura inflexa/E15 Amphipleura pellucida/E16 Amphipleura rigida/E17 Amphipleura sigmoidea/E17 Amphipleura sp./2084 Amphiprora alata/1477, 1481, 1495 Amphiprora carinata/1978 Amphiprora complexa/1472, 1473 Amphiprora constricta/1038, E18 Amphiprora elegans/1039, 1475 Amphiprora lepidoptera/1472, 1473
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122 Amphiprora navicularis/980 Amphiprora rivularis/E19 Amphiprora spp./1456, 1794, 1863, 1898, 1911, 1979, 1980, 2000, 2169 Amphistegina sp./876 Amphitetras antediluviana/E20 Amphitetras crux/579 Amphitetras cuspidata/569, 570, 576, 595, 607, 614, 886, 894, 898, 920, 922, 1751 Amphitetras obtusa/592, 607 Amphitetras ornata/783, 860, 1531 Amphitetras wilkesii/751, 752, 759, 760, 763, 773, 785, 813-818 Amphitetras spp./812, 887, 894, 913, 920, 1045, 1048, 1078, 1164, 1173, 1466, 1528, 1594, 1711, 1712, 1931, 2066, 2145 Amphora excisa/1469 Amphora lineolata/E21 Amphora oblecta/904 Amphora spectabilis/1477 Amphora stauropetra/1452 Amphora tenera/E21 Amphora spp./569, 575, 579, 589, 594, 595, 600, 603, 612, 621, 895, 957, 1466, 1481, 1606, 1863, 1911 Anthocystis mesphilus [?]/1191, 1196 Arachnoidiscus ehrenbergii/752, 753, 759, 760, 765, 771, 772, 777, 784, 797, 814, 816, 817, 828, 834, 836, 1527 Arachnoidiscus japonicus (japonensis)/ 743, 745, 777, 782, 783, 786, 787, 1071, 1094, 1591, 2047, 2049, 2097, U144 Arachnoidiscus parvus/769 Arachnoidiscus spp./754, 755, 795, 800, 831, 1072, 1078, 1211, 1592, 1594, 2048, 2095 Asterolampra marylandica/1144, 1145, 1146, 1147, 1148, 1150, 1152, 1174, 1530, 1681 Asterolampra septurnaria/1144 Asterolampra spp./572, 627, 628, 629, 631, 632, 633, 636, 1145, 1149, 1150, 1167, 1173, 1209, 1211, 1219 Asteromphalus brookei/648, 649, 652, 654, 655, 656, 657, 660, 662, 663, 665, 948, 949, 950, 951 Asteromphalus spp./581, 597, 609, 621- 623, 625, 627, 628, 631, 633, 634, 635, 957, 1079, 1082, 1528 Astomma spp./1185, 1188 Aulacodiscus californicus/749 Aulacodiscus crux/794, 797, 817, 1128, 1170, 1172, 1179, 1527 Aulacodiscus oregonus/794, 796, 797, 815, 1527 Aulacodiscus peterfii/1078 Aulacodiscus tripes/1078 Aulacodiscus spp./759, 766, 797, 798, 800, 1074, 1084, 1172, 1591, 1592, 1594, 1595 Aulacoseira crenulata/E216 Aulacoseira italica/E217 Auliscus caelatus/746, 754, 757, 768, 1787 Auliscus cribosus/567
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123 Auliscus gemine/1078 Auliscus granulatus/757 Auliscus pruinosa/597, 615, 619, 621, 748, 1738, 1786, 1788, 1901 Auliscus quadripes/757, 769 Auliscus sculptus/757, 763, 768 Auliscus spp./759, 761-763, 765- 767, 773, 797, 1072, 1078, 1079, 1466, 1484, 1591, 1593, 1594 Auricula spp./2140, 2143 Bacillaria paradoxa/1807, E22 Bacillaria vitrea/E350 Bacteriastrum virginicum/1529 Bacteriastrum spp./569, 577, 594, 609, 623, 628, 629, 643, 645, 700, 701, 704, 716, 1131 Berkeleya fragilis/E23, E24, E371 Biddulphia aurita/1484, 2178 Biddulphia baileyi/919 Biddulphia neglecta/1133, 1529 Biddulphia perpusilla/759, 768, 1141 Biddulphia polymera/1168 Biddulphia pulchella/599, 612, 1974, 2045, 2046, 2066, 2068, 2182, 2184, E25, E26 Biddulphia quinquilocularis/E25 Biddulphia tenuis/884 Biddulphia tridentata/860, 1529, 1531, 1664 Biddulphia spp./895, 922, 957, 1129, 1140, 1141, 1155, 1471, 1484, 1529, 2058, 2065, 2155, 2165, 2174 Campylodiscus angularis/1474 Campylodiscus argus/1789, 2016 Campylodiscus clypeus/1789, 1875, 2118, 2137 Campylodiscus costatus/E27 Campylodiscus cribrosus/1477 Campylodiscus decorus/1048, 1474, 1475 Campylodiscus echeneis/2125 Campylodiscus eximus/1475 Campylodiscus fastuosa/1475 Campylodiscus harologium/1474 Campylodiscus hodgsonii/862 Campylodiscus limbatus/1048, 1475 Campylodiscus simulans/1048, 1473 Campylodiscus striatus/586 Campylodiscus thuretii/1048 Campylodiscus vagans/567, 569, 577-579, 598, 599, 602, 605, 617 Campylodiscus spp./580, 763, 764, 1474, 1475, 1483, 1484, 1521, 1522, 1525, 1593, 1594, 1785, 1795, 1914, 2137 Campyloneis spiralis/E27 Cerataulus ealifornicus/800, 1527 Cerataulus turgidus/914, 1527, 1717, 1734, 1982, 1992, 1994 Cerataulus spp./794, 797, 920, 1079 Ceratoneis arcus/E82 Ceratoneis fasciola/E234 Ceratoneis gracilis/E206 Ceratoneis longissima/E201 Ceratoneis sp./1997
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124 Chaetoceros bacillaria/1142 Chaetoceros boreale/672 Chaetoceros diploneis/1167, 1777, 1528, 1633, 1782 Chaetoceros fulcatum/567, 569, 589-592, 600, 602, 614, 619, 626, 628, 1598 Chaetoceros furcillatum/654, 672, 949 Chaetoceros incurvum/1131, 1132, 1141, 1529 Chaetoceros panduriforme/761 Chaetoceros porrectum/627, 630, 631, 634, 636 Chaetoceros recurvum/1129, 1665, 1792 Chaetoceros subjunctum/761 Chaetoceros tetrachaeta/629-631, 635, 636 Chaetoceros spp./749, 768, 920, 955, 957, 1074, 1085, 1099, 1128, 1139-1141, 1150, 1155, 1164, 1167, 1169, 1529, 1618, 1668, 1672, 1705 Cladomphalus elegans/746, 747, 750, 753, 754, 757-760, 763, 765, 766, 768-770, 772, 773 Cladoraphodiscus sp./1082 Climacosphaenia australis/2178 Climacosphaenia elongata/575 Climacosphaenia monoligera/2178 Climacosphaenia ramosa/1882 Climacosphaenia spp./1784, 1881, 2110 Cocconeis argus/755, 759 Cocconeis aspera/1521 Cocconeis dirupta/1472, 1473 Cocconeis distans/1465, 1467, 1469-1471 Cocconeis grevillei/770 Cocconeis magnifica/768 Cocconeis ornata/1469, 1470 Cocconeis parmula/2180, 2182, 2184 Cocconeis pediculus/E29 Cocconeis praetexta/838 Cocconeis pseudomarginata/1471, 1472 Cocconeis rhombifera/1473 Cocconeis scutellum/1472, 1484 Cocconeis thwaitesii/E28 Cocconeis spp./751, 761, 763-766, 768, 770-772, 787, 794, 812, 814, 816, 817, 823-825, 830, 832, 833, 1072, 1484, 1521, 2091, 2155, 2164 Cocconema aspera/1525, 1532, 1533 Cocconema cistula/E32 Cocconema cymbiforme/2011, E30, E31 Cocconema ehrenbergii/1525 Cocconema lanceolatum/1465, E33 Cocconema spp./1521, 1525, 1800, 1806, 2091 Colletonema viridulum/E34, E372 Coscinodiscus argus/656, 663 Coscinodiscus borealis/672-674, 678, 679, 682, 712, 726, 779, 942-944, 950 Coscinodiscus crassus/672, 674, 678, 682, 688, 763, 764, 943, 944, 950 Coscinodiscus disciger/1071 Coscinodiscus excentricus/645, 720, 728
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125 Coscinodiscus gemmifera/768, 771, 789, 791, 1173 Coscinodiscus gigas/772, 914, 1128, 1131, 1138, 1140, 1141, 1529, 1677 Coscinodiscus heteroporos/1164 Coscinodiscus lineatus/631, 712, 716, 720, 1128, 1129, 1133, 1140, 1141, 1155, 1529 Coscinodiscus lunae/789 Coscinodiscus marginatus/678, 684, 944, 1160, 1164, 1166, 1529 Coscinodiscus nitidus/1470 Coscinodiscus nobilis/1181-1183, 1185, 1186, 1189, 1198, 1201, 1206, 1211-1213, 1215 Coscinodiscus oculus-iridis/654- 656, 660, 662, 663, 665, 672, 674, 682, 712, 720, 771, 772, 779, 816, 942, 948, 949, 950, 1128, 1132-1134, 1137-1139, 1141, 1146, 1150, 1160, 1528- 1531, 1663, 1678 Coscinodiscus omphalanthus/1164, 1167, 1172, 1173, 1177, 1528 Coscinodiscus ornatus/1167 Coscinodiscus parma/572, 576, 578, 585, 589, 597, 598, 600, 604, 610, 613 Coscinodiscus perforatus (-a)/ 752, 1128, 1140, 1146, 1147, 1164, 1529 Coscinodiscus punctatus/1129, 1132, 1140, 1141, 1187 Coscinodiscus subtilis/618, 949 Coscinodiscus tenuis/920, 922 Coscinodiscus tripes/1084 Coscinodiscus spp./641-645, 656, 658A, 660, 665, 672, 679, 682, 691, 700, 701, 704, 709, 712, 716, 717, 720, 726, 728, 752, 763, 783, 795, 860, 867, 886, 893, 916, 920, 921, 944, 945, 947, 950, 982, 1072, 1076, 1078, 1128, 1130, 1131, 1133, 1134, 1136, 1139-1141, 1164-1166, 1170, 1177, 1465, 1470, 1481, 1524, 1525, 1527-1530, 1633, 1664, 1860, 2136, 2137, 2139, 2163 Craspedodiscus coscinodiscus/1128, 1129, 1140, 1664 Craspedodiscus elegans/1166, 1174, 1177, 1179 Craspedodiscus pyxidicula/1141, 1530 Craspedodiscus radiatus/570 Craspedodiscus spp./1134, 1139, 1157, 1158, 1678 Ctenophora pulchella/E338 Cyclotella flava/784 Cyclotella kutzingii (-iana)/1593, 2136, 2137, E35, E36 Cyclotella magna/1527 Cyclotella operculata/E37, E38 Cyclotella pertenius/660 Cyclotella spp./656, 662, 765, 796, 888, 913, 925, 1133, 1155, 1521 Cymatopleura apiculata/E39 Cymatopleura elliptica/1521, E40 Cymatopleura solea/E41, E42 Cymbella affinis/E43 Cymbella aqualis/1012 Cymbella cymbiforme/E31 Cymbella delicatula/E44
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126 Cymbella gastroides/E45 Cymbella gracilis/E47 Cymbella leptocera/E49 Cymbella lineata/1027 Cymbella maculata/E46 Cymbella truncata/1013 Cymbella turgida/1471 Cymbella sp./920 Denticella aurita/654, 673, 950, 1524 Denticella biddulphia/1591, 2181 Denticella dubia/1619-1622 Denticella lineata/569 Denticella marina/1465, 1466, 1469 Denticella polymera/1177 Denticella tenuis/919 Denticella tridens/593, 1588, 1594, 1641, 2106 Denticella tridentata/743, 751, 754, 755, 757, 759, 760, 765, 768, 771, 772, 777, 778, 784, 900, 1128, 1129, 1132, 1134, 1137-1141, 1143, 1147, 1529- 1531 Denticella trinacria/888, 903, 920-922 Denticella spp./654, 656, 761, 820, 821, 826, 888, 893, 911, 919, 920, 1128, 1659, 1871, 2181 Denticula ocellata/1032 Denticula sinuata/E50 Denticula tenuis/E51, E52 Denticula sp./1467 Diatoma bidduphianum/E26 Diatoma crystallina/E327 Diatoma ehrenbergii/1913, E54 Diatoma elongatum/E55, E56, E60, E61 Diatoma flocculosum/E65-E67, E360 Diatoma grande/1023 Diatoma hyalinum/E53 Diatoma marinum/E121 Diatoma striatulum/E242 Diatoma unipunctata/E309 Diatoma vulgare/E58, E59, E64 Diatomella balfouriana/1014 Dickieia ulvacea/E68 Dicladia capreolus/912, 925, 1141 Dicladia clathrata/790, 792, 1131, 1140 Dicladia mammilaria (mammilana?)/922 Dicladia mitra/664, 665, 672 Dicladia spp./769, 1134, 1141, 1147, 1529 Dictyopyxis cruciata/1140 Dictyopyxis depressa/582, 593, 598, 606, 610 Dictyopyxis sp./1186 Diploneis crabo/759, 764, 784, 860 Diploneis didyma/728, 765, 768, 860 Diploneis entomon/2079 Diploneis pulchra/580, 582, 596, 609, 610 Diploneis spp./567, 569, 574, 592, 607, 920, 1593, 1785, 1787, 2136, 2137 Discoplea umbilicata/589
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127 Ditylum inaequale/919 Epithemia zebra/E75 Ditylum trigonum/920, 922, 925 Epithemia spp./1481, 1521, 1524 Ditylum virginicum/1132, 1141 Eumeridion constrictum/E375 Ditylum/767, 884, 893, 909, 914, 915, 919, 920, 1141, 1663, 1751 Eunotia anisodon/902 Eunotia arcus/E82 Echinella chauvinii/E329 Eunotia bidentula/1028 Echinella fasciculata/E335 Eunotia decadon/981 Echinella flabellata/E141 Eunotia gracilis/1018 Echinella stipitata/E10 Eunotia granulata/981 Encyonema caespitosum/E70 Eunotia monodon/989, 990 Encyonema paradoxum/E69 Eunotia serra/E84 Encyonema prostratum/E69, E70 Eunotia serratula/993 Entomoneis spp./609, 612 Eunotia simodon/1532 Entopyla australis/786, 1075, 1100, 2162 Eunotia tetradon/980, 981, 1532 Entopyla spp./745, 752, 757, 759, 760, 764, 765, 770, 1590, 2097 Eunotia tetraodon/E83 Epithemia alpestris/E79 Eunotia triodon/1019, 1471 Epithemia argus/E79 Eunotia spp./912, 914, 915, 993, 1524 Epithemia constricta/E71 Euodia gibba/568, 578, 616, 626, 641, 642, 645, 658A, 704, 709, 712, 720, 726, 728 Epithemia gibba/1472, E78 Euodia sp./716 Epithemia granulata/981, 1484 Eupodiscus germanicus/1154, 1531, 1658, 1791 Epithemia musculus/1477, E81 Eupodiscus opaca/616 Epithemia ocellata/E80 Eupodiscus oregonicus/819 Epithemia radula/E72 Eupodiscus [quat?]/1172 Epithemia rupestris/E73 Eupodiscus quaternarius/1528, 1531, 1659 Epithemia sorex/E74 Eupodiscus quinquarius/1172, 1662 Epithemia turgida/1477, E76 Eupodiscus radiatus/579, 595, 609, 612, 613, 620, 791, 867, 895, 1531, 1786, 1860, 1886, 1895, 1901 Epithemia westermanni/E77
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128 Eupodiscus ralfsii/1048 Eupodiscus rogersii/1662 Eupodiscus tripes/1078 Eupodiscus spp./639, 757, 758, 761, 763, 769, 789, 793, 885, 886, 889, 890, 892, 896, 1079, 1147, 1164, 1167, 1173, 1174, 1177, 1661, 1714, 1719, 1726, 1731, 1733, 1751, 1889, 1904 Exilaria sp./E338 Fragilaria capucina/2057, E85, E94 Fragilaria constricta/915 Fragilaria hyemalis/E87, E209 Fragilaria laevis/1129, 1140 Fragilaria paradoxa/2137 Fragilaria pectinalis (-e)/2072, E127, E130 Fragilaria rhabdosoma/E90 Fragilaria striatula/E244 Fragilaria unipunctata/E309 Fragilaria virescens/E88 Fragilaria spp./2029, 2030, 2137, 2159 Frustulia acuminata/E370 Frustulia circularis/E169 Frustulia cuneata/E239 Frustulia pelliculosa/E341 Gallionella crenata/980, 981 Gallionella iridescens/755 Gaillonella lineata/E154 Gallionella sulcata/860, 867, 1128, 1129, 1134, 1138, 1140, 1164, 1529, 2137 Gallionella spp./642, 783, 2013, 2176 Gomphonema abbreviatum var. longipes/ E98, E100 Gomphonema acuminatum/E96, E382 Gomphonema . angustatum/E97 Gomphonema brebissonii/E99, E368 Gomphonema capitatum/E101 Gomphonema constrictum/E103, E386 Gomphonema coronatum/980, 981, 993 Gomphonema curvatum/1484 Gomphonema curvatum var. marinum/E115 Gomphonema curvatum var. salinum/E106 Gomphonema dichotomum/E102 Gomphonema exiguum/E104 Gomphonema fibula/E105 Gomphonema geminatum/1034, 1470, 1474, 1475, 1521, 2071, E369 Gomphonema lejolisii/E104 Gomphonema marinum/E115 Gomphonema micropus/E116 Gomphonema nasutum/980 Gomphonema ocellatum/2063 Gomphonema olivaceum/1471, E110, E385 Gomphonema paradoxa (-um)/2064, E255 Gomphonema ramosum/E114 Gomphonema subramosum/E113 Gomphonema tenellum/E116 Gomphonema turgidum/980, 981 Gomphonema turritis/981
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129 Gomphonema ventricosum/1015 Gomphonema spp./1465, 1521, 1524 Goniothecium barbatum/1133, 1140, 1141 Goniothecium monodon/789-791, 793 Goniothecium obtusum/1128, 1664 Goniothecium odontella/746, 777, 790, 791, 1128, 1130, 1137, 1140, 1141, 1664 Goniothecium rogersii/747, 770, 777, 789, 791, 1140, 1664 Goniothecium undulatum/791 Goniothecium spp./778, 790, 791, 793, 1136, 1140, 1164, 1167, 1173, 1177, 1530 Grammatophora africana/1796 Grammatophora arcuaria/603 Grammatophora incurva/610, 612 Grammatophora macilenta/1484 Grammatophora maculata (-um)/ 1470, 1471, 1484 Grammatophora marina/1471, 1484, E120, E121, 381 Grammatophora serpentina/571, 749, 1075, 1466, 1467, 1470, 1471, 1472, 1473, 1483, 2082, E119 Grammatophora stricta/2082 Grammatophora subtilissima/1429, 2005, E117 Grammatophora tropica/743, 758, 771, 772, 777, 778, 781, 782 Grammatophora spp./674, 752, 769, 797, 945, 1430, 1440, 1484, 1880, 1893, 1895, 1926, 1998, 2042, 2043, 2113, U215 Gyrosigma sigma/614, 1131, 1139, 1529 Gyrosigma spp./657, 663, 945, 1785 Heliopelta euleri/1165, 1176 Heliopelta leewuenhoekii/1165, 1166 Heliopelta sellegnersii/1172, 1178, 1179 Heliopelta spp./1164, 1167, 1173, 1177 Hemiaulus caudatus/1186 Hemiaulus spp./789-791 Himantidium arcus/981, 990, 2019, 2020, E131 Himantidium denticulatum/E123 Himantidium exiguum/E125 Himantidium gracile/E124, E126 Himantidium minus/E128 Himantidium pectinale/E127, E128 Himantidium serra/E84 Himantidium soleirolii/E132 Himantidium tetraodon/E83, E84 Himantidium sp./1477 Hyalodiscus californicus (-a)/776, 797, 814, 1078, 1527, 2139 Hyalodiscus laevis/1161, 2082 Hyalodiscus linealis/574 Hyalodiscus radiatus/570, 595, 631, 632, 1596 Hyalodiscus subtilis/1483, 1484 Hyalodiscus spp./578, 589, 717, 749, 755, 761, 796, 800, 810, 817, 827, 945, 1289, 1452, 1710, 1785, 1795, 1859, 1862, 1869, 2082, 2155 Hyalosira punctata/2181
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130 Isthmia enervis/2065, 2067, 2068, E133, E384 Isthmia nervosa/691, E134 Isthmia obliquata/764, 784, 795, 1004, 1138, 1527, 2034, 2155 Isthmia spp./797, 800, 831, 1484, 2073, 2090 Licmophora flabellata/E140, E141 Licmophora fulgens/E330 Licmophora splendida/2055, E140 Licmophora spp./1800, 1803, 1808 Liostephania spp./1182, 1186, 1196, 1212 Mastodiscus caelatus/1787 Mastodiscus inaequalis/1912 Mastodiscus pruinosus/1788, 1888, 1892, 1894, 1895, 1905, 1919 Mastodiscus punctatus/1712, 1717, 1725, 1885 Mastodiscus radiatus/1975, 1977, 1985 Mastodiscus spp./1720, 1721, 1783, 1860, 1870, 1889, 1904, 1979 Mastogloia danseii/1026, E145 Mastogloia smithii/1010 Mastogloia sp./2083 Mastogonia actinoptychus/1128 Mastogonia crux/1169, 1175 Mastogonia praetexta/771, 777, 778, 779, 782 Mastogonia spp./789-791, 1128, 1139, 1147, 1528, 1530 Melosira arcuaria/2054 Melosira arenaria/E213 Melosira borrerii/E154 Melosira interrupta/925 Melosira italica/E217 Melosira granulata/925 Melosira nummuloides/E157 Melosira orichalcea/E215 Melosira punctata/897 Melosira salina var. concatenata/E157 Melosira subflexilis/E146, E150 Melosira varians/E148 Melosira spp./1708, 2166, 2167, E149, E152 Meridion circulare/2012, 2014, 2018, E162, E164, E165, E166, E169, E374 Meridion constrictum/E161, E163 Meridion sp./2063 Micromega bombycinum/E170 Micromega polychados/E171 Micromega tenellum/E173 Micromega tetaceum/E172 Navicula acrosphaeria/E220, E226 Navicula acuminata/E184, E370 Navicula ambigua/E178 Navicula americana/979, 981, 989 Navicula amicci/1422, 1439, 1441, 1451 Navicula amphioxys/E181 Navicula amphisbaena/1472, E179 Navicula amphigomphus/980
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131 Navicula angularis/1455 Navicula angulata/1425, 2087 Navicula angulosa/1470 Navicula appendiculata/E183 Navicula attenuata/2059, E231 Navicula bacillaria/980 Navicula bacillum/920, 981, 1532 Navicula baltica/891, 1423, 1444, 1445, 1524, 1975, 1977, 1978, 2040, 2087 Navicula bombus/1465, 1470, 1474 Navicula brebissonii/E221 Navicula brevis/1469 Navicula carinata/575, 610 Navicula clavata/1465, 1470, 1472 Navicula concinna/572 Navicula couperi/578, 579, 630 Navicula crassinervia/E185 Navicula cristata/627 Navicula cryptocephala/E176 Navicula cuspidata/1484, E180, E182 Navicula diagonalis/1445 Navicula diaphana/578 Navicula dicephala var. laevis/ E186 Navicula didyma/1481, 1484 Navicula dilatata/980, 981, 993, 1532 Navicula elliptica/768, E190 Navicula firina/904 Navicula formosa/1424 Navicula fusca/1469 Navicula gemma/1009 Navicula gracilis/E218 Navicula granulata/1484, 1794 Navicula hennedyi/1467, 1470 Navicula hippocampus/1008, 1443, 1450, 2056 Navicula hortuiscula/E192 Navicula inaequalis/1532 Navicula indica/1483 Navicula iridis/2006 Navicula jennerii/E196 Navicula lanceolata/E188 Navicula lata/E222 Navicula latissima/1474, 1484 Navicula libellus/1471 Navicula lineolata/920 Navicula lyra/860, 1470-1472, 1477, 1481, 1484 Navicula maculata/1525 Navicula major/2053, E224 Navicula maxima/1470, 1475 Navicula mitescens/1469 Navicula nebulosa/1475 Navicula nodosa/E227 Navicula oblonga/E219 Navicula ovalis/1477, 1484, E190 Navicula pandura/1048, 1474 Navicula pandura var. elongata/1470
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132 Navicula patula/E192 Navicula palpebralis/1470 Navicula praetexta/768, 1465 Navicula punctata/1477 Navicula pussilla/E189 Navicula rhombica/1484 Navicula rhomboidea/E191 Navicula scutula/572, 587 Navicula septuaria/889 Navicula seriana/E193 Navicula sigma/614, 1128, 1129, 1131, 1133, 1134, 1136, 1139, 1140, 1141, 1452, 1529, 1678, 1709, 1785, 1977 Navicula smithii/1477, 1481, 1484 Navicula smithii var. fusca/1465, 1466, 1470, 1471 Navicula smithii var. nitescens/ 1470 Navicula smithii var. suborbicularis/Nitzschia distans/1475 1470 Navicula spectabilis/621, 1465-1467, 1469, 1470 Navicula spencerii/1443, 1446, 1521 Navicula sphaerophora/E194 Navicula splendida/1466 Navicula striatula/1477 Navicula suborbicularis/1469 Navicula suecica/E225 Navicula tumida/E187, E196 Navicula turpinii/E195 Navicula varians/1036 Navicula veneta/E197 Navicula viridula/E223, E228, E298 Navicula waltonii/1426, 1427 Navicula spp./621, 768, 867, 895, 919, 920, 987, 1135, 1425, 1440, 1454, 1456, 1457, 1477, 1484, 1521, 1637, 1794, 1923, 1970, 1994, 2003, 2004, 2137 Nematoplatasubquadrata/E85 Nitzschia acicularis/E199 Nitzschia alternata/592 Nitzschia amphioxys/E200 Nitzschia angularis/1484, E198 Nitzschia birostrata/E201 Nitzschia brebissonii/E202, E203 Nitzschia brightwellii/1477 Nitzschia cistula/607 Nitzschia decussata/572, 574, 585, 587, 597 Nitzschia granulata/1751 Nitzschia linearis/E204 Nitzschia mesolepta/596 Nitzschia minutissima/E205 Nitzschia panduriformis/1475 Nitzschia plana/600 Nitzschia punctata/888 Nitzschia scalaris/1477 Nitzschia sigma/1484, E207 Nitzschia sigmatella/1475 Nitzschia sigmoidea/1477, E208
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133 Nitzschia taenia/E206 Pinnularia acrosphaeria/E226 Nitzschia spp./891, 893, 922, 1470, Pinnularia allemania/1469 1472, 1475, 1477, 1481, 1481, Pinnularia alpina/1465 1484, 1524, 1525, 1591, 1593, 1750 Pinnularia beregrina/867 Odontella minima/609 Pinnularia bicuspidata/603 Odontella polymorpha/1535 Pinnularia bifolia/599, 612 Odontella spp./654, 817 Pinnularia biprora/567 Odontidium hyemale/E209, E211 Pinnularia costata/990 Odontidium mesodon/E212 Pinnularia couperi/578 Odontidium turgidum/E209 Pinnularia dactylus/980, 981, 989, 990 Odontidium sp./1471 Pinnularia decora/574, 576, 578, 602 Omphalopelta areolata/1133, 1138, Pinnularia digitus/1524, 1525 1147, 1164, 1530 Omphalopelta spp./1164, 1173 Pinnularia directa/1484 Oncodiscus aculeatus/755, 772 Pinnularia distans/1465, 1470, 1484 Oncodiscus spiculatus/771, 772, Pinnularia elliptica/768 789 Pinnularia gibba/E220 Oncodiscus ellipticus/778, 791 Pinnularia gigas/1002, 1533 Oncodiscus venosus/602, 609, 611 Pinnularia gracillima/1017 Orthosira arenaria/E213 Pinnularia gracilis/E218 Orthosira dickiei/E214, U134 Pinnularia hemiptera/1017 Orthosira distans/1011 Pinnularia inaequalis/980, 981, 993, Orthosira orichalcea/E215, E216, 1525 E217 Pinnularia lata/E222 Orthosira sp./1484 Pinnularia legumen/981, 990 Periptera spp./743, 767, 1164 Pinnularia limbata/601, 602 Peristephania entycha/716 Pinnularia lintriculus/612 Peristephania lineata/791, 793 Pinnularia lyra/765, 766, 779, 1140, Peristephania spp./645, 791, 1134, 1920 1140, 1173
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134 Pinnularia macilenta/980, 990 Pinnularia magna/1751 Pinnularia major/931, E224 Pinnularia mesolepta/E227 Pinnularia musica/567, 572, 574, 576-579, 583, 594, 595, 599, 602, 611, 631, 1047 Pinnularia nobilis/894, 895, 980, 981, 989, 990, 993 Pinnularia oblonga/E219 Pinnularia ornata/769 Pinnularia pandura var. elongata/ 1470 Pinnularia peregrina/614, 720, 1524 Pinnularia praetexta/571, 574, 576, 578, 579 Pinnularia stauroneiformis/E221 Pinnularia suecica/E225 Pinnularia viridis/981, 1475, E228 Pinnularia viridula/E223 Pinnularia spp./567, 576, 761, 769, 779, 788, 867, 891, 894, 895, 903, 915, 920, 1140, 1521, 1524, 1525, 1902, 2137, 2138, 2153 Pleurosigma aestuarii/E236 Pleurosigma angulata (-um)/1484, 2085 Pleurosigma angustatum/E230 Pleurosigma attenuatum/E231, E233 Pleurosigma baltica/1477, 1481, 1483, 1484 Pleurosigma decorum/1466 Pleurosigma elongata (-um)/1481 E232 Pleurosigma fasciola/1484, 2086, E234 Pleurosigma formosum (-a)/1470, 1710, 2038 Pleurosigma intermedium/1472 Pleurosigma lacustra/E237 Pleurosigma lamprocampum/E235 Pleurosigma macilenta/1043 Pleurosigma naviculaceum/1471 Pleurosigma rigidum/1475, E238 Pleurosigma scalprum/E318 Pleurosigma strigosum/1466, 1483 Pleurosigma spp./888, 1035, 1432, 1467, 1471, 1472, 2039 Podocystis adriatica/1781, 2183 Podocystis aegles/572, 573, 576-578, 580, 583, 587-589, 597-599, 602, 604, 606, 607, 613, 618, 626, 627, 722, 742, 1198 Podocystis americana/609, 1746, 2185 Podocystis berrymanni/577, 684, 691, 704 712, 716, 720, 722, 728 Podocystis bulbosus/567, 577, 579, 592, 593, 597 Podocystis campanulata/580 Podocystis cothurnata/1199 Podocystis decurrens/575, 578, 585, 586, 589, 591, 604, 606, 607, 626, 627, 629 Podocystis mitra/1200 Podocystis papalis/1200, 1205 Podocystis schomburgii/1192, 1197, 1200, 1202 Podocystis spp./582, 588, 609, 641, 645, 649, 679, 712, 720, 728, 753, 755, 759, 765, 773, 786, 1192, 1195, 1197, 1198, 1598, 1781, 1999
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135 Podosira maculata/1465 Podosphenia ehrenbergii/1477 Podosphenia gracilis/E240 Podosphenia lyngbyei/E239, E241 Porpeia quadriceps/568, 572, 578, 579, 585, 590, 590, 592, 596, 597, 600, 609, 612, 614 Pyxidicula elliptica/1525 Pyxidicula limbata/1130, 1132 Pyxidicula urceolatus/758, 768 Pyxidicula sp./1133 Rhabdonema adriatica/752, 783, 784 Rhabdonema arcuatum/1484, 2052, E242, E245 Rhabdonema minutum/1484 E243, E244 Rhabdonema murificum/2182, 2184 Rhabdonema spp./891, 1470, 1471, 1483, 1484, 1781, 1880 Rhaphidogloia manipolata/E246 Rhaphidogloia spp./E247, E248 Rhaponeis amhiceros/1140 Rhaponeis rhombus/793, 1134, 1139, 1143, 1147, 1530 Rhaponeis spp./1139, 1147 Rhipidophora anglica/E250 Rhipidophora dalmatica/E249 Rhipidophora elongata/E252, E253, E377 Rhipidophora oedipus/E251 Rhipidophora paradoxa/E254, E255, E256 Rhizosolenia americana/1129, 1130, 1140 Rhizosolenia duplex/752 Rhizosolenia decurrens/672, 679, 682, 704, 709, 942-944 Rhizosolenia hebetata/651, 654, 655, 657, 660, 663 Rhizosolenia ornithoglossa/777, 779, 780 Rhizosolenia punctata/750, 760, 789, 792 Rhizosolenia triquetra/627, 628 Rhizosolenia spp./672, 704, 716, 743, 764, 789, 793, 1140, 1146, 1174, 1618 Sceptroneis caduceus/1173, 1528 Schizonema spiculatum/E258 Schizonema comoides/E260, E261 Schizonema cruciger/E262 Schizonema dillwynii/E264, E268 Schizonema ehrenbergii/E265 Schizonema eximium/E270 Schizonema floccosum/E269 Schizonema grateloupii/E273 Schizonema grevillei/1025, E271, E272, E373 Schizonema helminthosum/E277, E278, E367 Schizonema hoffmannii/E276 Schizonema lubricum/E279 Schizonema neglectum var. effusum/E283 Schizonema obtusum/E282, E284 Schizonema parasiticum/E287
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Schizonema penillum/E293 Schizonema ramosissimum/E288 Schizonema rivulosum/E298 Schizonema rutilans/E290, E291 Schizonema subcohierens/E294 Schizonema viride/E301, E376 Schizonema vulgare/E298 Schizonema spp./E299, E300 Sigmatella acuminata/E370 Stauroneis amphicephala/E305 Stauroneis aspera/1465, 1467, 1472, 1484, E303 Stauroneis baileyi/967, 980, 981, 990, 1532, 2006, 2081 Stauroneis dumontii/E302 Stauroneis gracilis/980, 993, 1031, 1532 Stauroneis maculata/1874 Stauroneis lanceolata/E304 Stauroneis phoenicenteron/993, 1533, E306, E307 Stauroneis punctata/1016, 1876 Stauroneis spp./1005, 1481, 1637, 2009, 2081 Stauroptera aspera/758, 1452, 1527 Stauroptera cardinalis/891 Stauroptera indica/2137-2139 Stauroptera oblonga/1795 Stauroptera spp./903, 945, 2078, 2137 Staurosira pinnata/1521 Stephanodiscus lineatus/791 Stephanodiscus niagare/1793 Stephanogonia spp./1133, 1155 Stephanopyxis limhata/1132 Stephanopyxis sp./1139 Striatella arcuata/2093, 2098 Striatella unipunctata/E309, E311, E383 Striatella sp./891 Surirella angusta/E312 Surirella angustata/1030 Surirella biseriata/E315 Surirella brightwellii/E314 Surirella circumsuta/1901 Surirella constricta/1472 Surirella craticula/1041 Surirella crumena/1029, E314 Surirella cuneata/E322 Surirella decora/891, 895 Surirella fastuosa/570, 1475 Surirella gemma/E318 Surirella lata/569, 583, 589, 592, 596, 598, 603, 609, 1472, 1473 Surirella minuta/E316 Surirella ovalis/E317 Surirella ovata/E319 Surirella pinnata/E313 Surirella quatanolensis/892 Surirella solea/E41, E42
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137 Surirella splendida/925, 967, 989, 1477, 1521, 1533, 2011, E323, E324 Surirella striatula/1477, E320, E321, E322 Surirella thermalis/E325 Surirella spp./757, 886, 891, 895, 897, 915, 925, 1444, 1477, 1521, 1525, 1781, 1971, 1994, 2062, 2137 Synedra acicularis/E199 Synedra affinis/E326 Synedra americana/E203 Synedra amphirhynchus/E329 Synedra baculus/1470, 1472 Synedra barbatula/E333 Synedra biceps/E331 Synedra capitata/E357 Synedra crystallina/E327, E328 Synedra dissipata/E205 Synedra fasciculata/E332 Synedra fulgens/E330 Synedra gallionii/E335 Synedra gracilis/E334 Synedra hennedyana/1465, 1469, 1470, 1471 Synedra investiens/1024 Synedra lunaris/E336 Synedra minutissima var. pellicu- losa/E340, E341 Synedra parva/E339 Synedra parvula/E356 Synedra pulchella/E337, E338 Synedra radians/E343 Synedra semispina/E346 Synedra spectabilis/980, 990 Synedra splendens/E343 Synedra subtilis/E344 Synedra tabulata/E345 Synedra ulna/1029, E350, E352 Synedra undulata/1003, 1470, 1790 Synedra vaucheriae/E354, E355 Synedra vitrea/2051, E351, E353 Synedra spp./634, 636, 672, 709, 716, 949, 1131, 1133, 1141, 1470, 1477, 1524, 1529 Syringidium americanum/897, 903, 912, 913, 920 Syringidium simplex/893, 913, 920 Syringidium turgidum/921 Syringidium spp./891, 893, 920, 922, 923, 2139 Systephania diadema/1128 Systephania/759, 1129, 1133, 1140, 1529 Tabellaria fenestrata/E358, E379 Tabellaria flocculosa/2020, E360, E362, E378 Tabellaria ventricosa/E363 Terpsinoe muscia/886, 1044, 1477, 1531, 1535, 1874, 1876, 1910, 1915, 1942, 2107, 2108 Terpsinoe spp./885-887, 902, 911, 913, 914, 922, 2137 Tessella catena/673
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138 Tessella punctata/2178 Tessella spp./2137, 2139 Tetracyclus emarginatus/1033 Tetracyclus lacustris/1525, E364, E365, E366, E380 Tetragramma americana/1860, 1867, 1916 Tetragramma spp./778, 887, 914, 1591, 1593, 2137, 2139 Toxarium undulatum/1470, 1471 Toxarium sp./1471 Triceratium alternans/919, 921, 923, 1527 Triceratium amblyoceros/1128, 1129, 1132, 1139, 1140, 1142, 1146, 1160, 1676 Triceratium anptra/2178 Triceratium arcticum/1006 Triceratium armatum/1047 Triceratium castallum/1198, 1207 Triceratium concavum/2178, 2182, 2184 Triceratium crenatum/1167, 1173 Triceratium favus/572, 578, 616, 617, 791, 860, 867, 1531, 1598, 1607, 1733, 1864, 1871, 1884, 1915, 1976, 1987, 1994, 2021, 2089, 2180 Triceratium gibbosum/2178, 2181 Triceratium interruptum/791 TrIceratium marginatum/1199 Triceratium obtusatum/1128, 1129, 1155 Triceratium obtusum/2184 Triceratium parma/572, 577-579, 584, 585, 596, 599, 600, 606, 611 Triceratium setigerum/576, 577, 589, 596, 598, 617, 860, 1903, 1906, 2088 Triceratium shadboltii/884, 891, 893, 894, 912, 914, 920, 922 Triceratium solenoceros/1164, 1167, 1173, 1177 Triceratium striolatum/1046 Triceratium trisulcum/586 Triceratium undulatum/1164, 1167, 1173, 1177, 1528 Triceratium venosum/1200 Triceratium wilkesii/743, 755, 769, 794, 815, 827 Triceratium spp./572, 665, 691, 767, 779, 784, 867, 907, 912, 1079, 1096, 1129, 1146, 1157, 1164, 1167, 1177, 1182, 1186, 1197, 1209, 1466, 1528, 1665, 1726, 1786, 1788, 2137, 2139, 2140, 2161, 2175, 2178-2181, 2183, 2185 Tryblionella acuminata/1484 Tryblionella gracilis/1477 Tryblionella marinata/1475 Tryblionella scutellum/1901 Tryblionella sp./1484 Xanthiopyxis alata/1133 Xanthiopyxis oblonga/1172 Xanthiopyxis serrata/753-755, 759, 768, 770, 777, 783, 789 Xanthiopyxis spp./757, 760, 771, 777, 925 Zygoceros bipons/1167, 1173 Zygoceros circularis/ Zygoceros hemitropa/895, 903, 922
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139 Zygoceros radiatus/1785, 1795, 2182 Zygoceros rhombus/1531, 1660, 1662, 1791 Zygoceros undonatus (undulatus?) 752, 763, 770, 771 Zygoceros spp./883, 884, 891, 914, 1128, 1134, 1141, 1164, 1792, 2181
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140 GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX
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141 Aberdeen (Aberdeenshire)/E68, E80, E146, E214, E217, E269, E287, U134, U231 Adriatic Sea/2113 Aegean Sea/1541 Africa/1092, 1093, 110, 1387, 1415, 1763, 1764 Alabama/883, 1053, 1122-1125, 1937- 1940 Alençon/E302 Algeria/1763, 1764 Allan Water/1023 Alqua Bay/1387 Altamaha River/1531, 1916 Amazon River/1580 Anastasia Island/1863, 1911 Andover/U220 Anglesca/2070 Arctic Ocean/962-966 Arctic Regions/1005, 1006 Arkansas/1363, 1628, 1629 Armagh/1337 Arran Island/1019 Arromanches/E1, E100, E157, E332, E333, E339, E373, E376, E381 Ashley River/1930 Asia Minor/2126 Assistance Bay/945, 1742 Australia/2153-2157 Avon River/2062 Ballast Point/1786-1788, 1885, 1887, Brazil/1580, 1737, 1738, 2109, 2110 1889-1896, 1901-1906 Baltic Sea/2125 Barbadoes/1150, 1180-1223 Barra/U178 Barrow Strait/945 Beasley's Point/E152 Bemis Lake/1485 Benecia Arsenal/[See Benicia Arsenal] Bengal/U219 Benicia Arsenal/842, 843 Ben Lawers/1016 Bering Sea/648-657[B], 658[B]-665, 947-951 Bering Strait/960, 961 Berlin/U145, U180 Bermuda/1164-1179, 1528, 1633-1636, U223 [See page 154] Bernierestar [/E232 Bilin/2120, 2121, 2123, 2124 Blue Hill Pond/995-1002, 1533, 2028, U221, U253 Bodega Bay/794-800, 1515, 1527 Bohemia/[See Czechoslovakia] Boiling Spring/841 Bombay/2114 Borr/993, 994 Boston [England]/1645 Boston [Massachusetts]/991, 2031, 2032 Boston Harbor/1746, 2029, 2030, 2033 Braemar/1027, 1028
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142 Brest/E288 Bridgewater/992 Brighton/1421 Bristol/2062, E22, E35, E47, E50, E56, E90, E127, E165, E209, E216, E247, E270, E283, E298 Bristol Ferry/2045, 2046 Bristol Mine Cliff/U159 Brown's Mills/1685 Bryan County/1925 Buena Vista/1740 Burlington [Vermont]/1290 Burlington [New Jersey]/1416, 1971 Bury/1040 Byron's Bay/2166 Caen/E85, E167 California/743-810, 838-844, 846, 1103-1106, 1276, 1289, 1381, 1431, 1515-1518, 1526, 1536, 1537, E134, E246 Calvados/E1, E3, E7, E9, E17, E18, E54, E71, E74, E98, E100, E115, E119, E120, E140, E171-E173, E238-E242, E245, E250-E255, E264, E265, E276-E279, E301, E327, E332, E333, E335, E337, E367, E373, E376 Calvert County/1153, 1154, 1654, U226 Cannon Creek/1516, 1518 Cape Fear River/1296 Cape of Good Hope/1415, 2115, 2131 Cape Henlopen/1610-1615 Cape [Poane?]/1912 Cape Poge/1720-1736 Carmarthen/1047 Cascade Mountains/1521 Catskill/971, 973 Catskill Lake/972, 974 Catskill Pond/2007 Centreport/1123-1125, 1937-1940 Ceylon/1045, 1297 Charleston/1054, 1626, 1627, 1929- 1935 Charleston Harbor/U195 Chatham County/U73 Cherbourg/1048, 2055, E10, E15, E53, E104, E133, E243, E260, E309, E330, E345, E371, E384 Cherryfield/2027 Chile/U138 Chincha Islands/1074, 1080, 1084, 1098, 1099 Chukchi Sea/962-966 Church Hill/1132, 1133 City Point/1946 Cleveland/1972, 1973 Clova Mountains/1011, 1012 Canada/945, 1452, 1742 Coal River/1947 Cochituate/991 Colchester County/2076 Columbia River/855 Columbus/1112-1117
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143 Concord/U227, U248 Connecticut/986, 987, 1279, 1453, 1455, 1479, 1480, 1710, 2038- 2042, U172 Cook's Straits/2132 Copenhagen/2125 Coral Sea/1581, 1581-1/2 Cornwallis Island/1742 Courseulles/E196, E198, E201, E207, E246, E249, E318, E320 Croton (Croton Water)/1443, 1446, 2025, U180 Crystal Palace (California)/806 Crystal Palace (New York)/2112 Cuba/1540 Czechoslovakia/2117, 2118, 2118-1/2, 2120, 2121, 2123, 2124 Dalles/1520 Delaware River/1971 Delos, Isle of/1541, U233 Demader's Creek/1914 Denmark/2125 Derry/1630, 1631, 2023, 2026 Devon (Devonshire)/1336, 1389 Devonport/E145 Dives/2056, E72, E187, E230, E234, E256, E262 Dog Hall Fall/973 Dolgelly/1822, 2073, E364 Dorsetshire/E81, E294 Dover/1757 Drayton Hall/1058 Dry Tortugas/1881 Dubuque/U161 Dumfrieshire/1015 Duval's Creek/1789, 1872-1878, U254 Earlton/2076 East Indies/1335, 1741, 2136-2139, U155 East River/968 Edgartown Harbor/1711-1719 Edinburgh/1020 England/1008, 1009, 1017, 1018, 1026, 1034, 1035, 1037, 1038, 1040, 1042, 1278, 1336, 1338, 1339, 1389, 1420, 1421, 1447, 1448, 1456, 1645-1648, 1752, 1756, 1757, 1759, 1796, 1813, 1814, 1821, 1825, 1833, 2060-2069, E22, E35, E47, E50-E52, E56, E70, E81, E90, E127, E145, E165, E209, E216, E247, E248, E270, E283, E294, E298, E337, E337, E366, E369, E380, U151, U268 Enterprise/1535, 1872-1878, U254 Equatorial Counter Current/1582-1584, 1586, 1587 Essex County/2036 Falaise/2053, 2054, E4, E8, E13, E14, E16, E19, E27-E34, E36, E37, E39- E46, E49, E55, E58, E69, E73, E75- E79, E83, E88, E94, E96, E97, E99, E101-E103, E105, E106, E110, E113, E114, E116, E123-E125, E128, E132, E148, E150, E161, E163, E164, E176, E178-E186, E188-E195, E197, E199, E200, E202-E206, E208, E211, E215, E218-E228, E231, E233, E235, E237, E303-E307, E312-E317, E319, E321- E325, E331, E336, E340, E340, E341, E343, E344, E346, E351, E352, E355- E358, E362, E370, E372, E374, E375, E378, E379, E382, E385, E386
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144 Feejee Islands/2169 First Barrier River/852 Firth of Forth/1024, 1025 Fleetwood/2064 Florence/1422 Flores/1738 Florida/567-614, 1483, 1484, 1535, 1602, 1607, 1784, 1786-1789, 1859-1914, E299, U168, U180, U206, U254 Flushing Bay/1423 Forest Hill (Forest Hills)/1482 Fort George/855 Fort Hamilton/1708, E149 Fort Jackson (Georgia)/1924 Fort Jackson (Michigan)/2050 Fort Monroe/1945 Fort Sumter/U195 Fort Wachita/1628, 1629 France/1048, 1641-1644, 1761, 1762, 2053-2056, E1, E3, E4, E7-E10, E13-E19, E25-E34, E36, E37, E39- E46, E49, E53-E55, E58, E69, E71- E79, E82-E85, E87, E88, E94, E94, E96-E106, E110, E113-E116, E119- E121, E123-E126, E128, E130, E132, E133, E140, E141, E148, E150, E157, E161, E163, E164, E169-E173, E176, E178-E208, E211-E213, E215, E218-E231, E233-E246, E249-E256, E260, E262, E264, E265, E271, E273, E276-E279, E288, E291, E293, E301-E309, E312-E327, E329- E333, E335-E341, E343-E346, E350-E352, E355-E358, E360, E362, E363, E367, E368, E370- E376, E378, E379, E381-E386 Franzenbad/2118, 2118-1/2 Fredericksburg/U159 Garden Key/1784, 1880, 1882 Gelände/E154, E290 Georgia/1531, 1607, 1915-1925, U73 Germany/1066-1070, 1438, 2119, U145, U150, U180 Glenshira/1470 Glen Tilt/1013, 1014 Goat Fell/1019 Goes/E21, E154, E258, E290, E334 Grahamsville/1927 Granville/E121, E326 Granville County/U157 Gravesend/1648 Great Point Light/1619, 1620 Greenport/1429, 1440, 1456, 1781, 1996- 2005, E300, U215 Gulf of Mexico/622, 625-636, 859-882 Gulf Stream/615-621, 623, 624, 637- 640[B], 658[A], 666-1/2 -668, 1603, 1605, 1608, 1609, 1744 Halifax/1452, 1785, 1794, 1795, 2077- 2080, 2082 Hartford/1042 Harwich/1035, 1038 Havanna (Havannah)/1540 Haverfordwest/1029-1031 Hawaii/2164, 2165 Hawaiian Islands/[See Sandwich Islands]
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145 Herne Bay/1306 Hessenberg/1066-1070 Hikodadi Island/U166 HobartTown/2154 Hoboken/984, 985, U178 Hollis Cliffs/1160-1163, 1684 Honey Lake Valley/846 Hopeton/1916 Hudson River/970, 1454, 1783, 1797- 1812, 1982-1991, 1993-1995, 2016 Hull Inlet/1481 Humber River/1008, 1009, 1450, 2060, 2061, U268 Hungary/2122 Hyde Park/975, 976, 1993 Ichaboe [?]/1087-1091, 1098, 1099 Iles Chausey/E25, E26, E141, E170, E273, E291 Ilfracombe/1796, 2065-2068, E70 India/2114, U219 Ines [?]/E232 Inland Passage/1607, 1883, 1884 Iowa/U161 Ipswich/1037 Italy/1422, 2112, E377, U131 Jackson/1051, 1052, 1118-1119, 1944 Jacksonville/1607, 1883, 1884 Jamaica/1044, 2106-2108 Jamaica Bay/977 James River/1946 Japan/1588-1595, U144 Juddo Bay/1591, 1592, 1594 Kemble's Marsh/1640 Kentucky/1305, 1306 Key Biscayne/567-614, 1602 Key West/U180 Klamath Lake/1519, 1523 Kurache/U219 Lake Elizabeth/1962 Lake Willailoostras/850, 851 Lebanon [Kentucky]/1305 Leon Springs/1049, 1050, 1107 Levant/1641-1644 Lincolnshire/1645, 1646 Little Hillsborough River/1909 Littleton/U164 Loch of Skail/1010 London/1278, 2069 Long Branch/1280, 1281 Long Island/977, 1423, 1429, 1440, 1444, 1456, 1996-2005 Louisiana/1628, 1629, U160 Lue/E327, E367 Lunenburg/2119 Mackinaw/1967 Madeira/2133-2135 Maidstone [England]/1339
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Maidstone [Vermont]/2022, U225 Mississippi Station/1120, 1121 Maine/995-1102, 1533, 2027, 2028, Missouri/1943 U221, U253 Missouri River/1108-1111, 1943 Magellan, Straits of/U138 Mount of Olives/U235 Malacca, Straits of/U211 Mobile Bay/883 Malaya/1765, 2128 Mobile Point/883 Malta/2111 Monterey/743-776, 1103-1106, 1289, Manchester/1420 1381, 1431, 1536 Manila/U236 Montevideo/1739 Mapleton/1970 Morbihan/E271 Marion County/1305 Morris County/1969 Martha's Vineyard/1711-1736 Mortain/E338 Maryland/1007, 1142-1154, 1530, Mount Holly/1063-1065, 1534 1649-1654, 1679-1681, U217, U226, U241, U273 Mullica Hill/1282 Massachusetts/991, 992, 1481, Mystic Pond/1479, 1480 1616-1622, 1632, 1703-1707, Nantucket/1619-1622 1711-1736, 1746, 1782, 2029, U178, U203, U209, U220, U248 Netherlands/E21, E154, E258, E290, Massachusetts Bay/2034 E334 Maui/2163 Neuse River/1477, 1478 Mediterranean Sea/1419, 1641-1644 New Braunfels/1942 Meherrin River/1686, 1687, U247 New Durham/2023 Menton/1761, 1762 New Hampshire/993, 994, 1485, 1630, Mexico/1740, 2116 1631, 2023, 2026, U164, U227 Miami/1483, 1484 New Haven/987 Michigan/1958-1968, 2050, U133 New Jersey/982-985, 1063-1065, 1280- Milford/986 1282, 1416, 1534, 1969-1971, E152, Mill Pond/2009-2011 U178 Mindinao/2140, 2142, 2144-2152 New Mexico/1301 Mississippi/1051, 1052, 1112-1121, New Orleans/1941, U160 1944 New South Shoal/1621
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New York [City]/1623, 1624, 1992 New York [State]/967-981, 1342, 1343, 1359, 1411, 1423, 1429, 1440, 1443, 1444, 1446, 1454, 1456, 1482, 1532, 1623, 1624, 1708, 1709, 1781, 1783, 1797- 1812, 1823, 1824, 1847-1850, 1974-2021, 2024, 2025, 2112, E131, E149, E162, E166, E300, E353, U215 New Zealand/2158, 2159 Noirmoutier/E383 North Atlantic Ocean/567-614, 615- 621, 623, 624, 625-636, 637- 640[B], 641-647, 658[A], 666-1/2 -742, 926-944, 1567-1576, 1578, 1579, 1582-1584, 1586, 1587, 1606, 1608-1618, 1703-1707, 1744 North Carolina/1059-1062, 1296, 1321, 1477, 1478, U157, U235 Northern Ireland/1337 North Pacific Ocean/648-657[B], 658[B]-665, 666[A+B], 947- 961 North Pole/946 North Wales/1815, 1817, 1831, 2071, 2072 Northwest Territories/945, 1742 Nova Scotia/1452, 1785, 1794, 1795, 2074-2082, U249 Oakland County/1961-1966, 1968, U133 Ochosk Sea/[See Okhotsk Sea] Ogeechee River/1925, U73 Ohio/1972, 1973 Okhotsk Sea/666[A+B], U207 Old Point Comfort/1949-1957 Oran/1763, 1764 Oregon (Oregon Territory)/845, 854- 858, 1519-1521, 1523, 1695-1699, 1701, 1743, U208, U228, U232 Orkney/1010 Ormesby/1034 Ouachita River/[See Washita River] Oystreham/E74 Palatka/[See Pilatka] Pamunkey River/1683 Para River/884-925 Patagonia/1085, 1086, 2160 Paumotu Group/2170, 2171 Penzance/E51, E52, E337, E366, E369, E380, U151 Peru/1071-1084 Petersburg/1159, 1655-1663, 1682, 1791 Philadelphia [Asia Minor]/2026 Philippine Islands/1539, 2140-2152, U180, U236 Philippine Sea/953, 954, 956 Pilatka/1930 Piscataqua/U217, U273 Piscataway/1142-1152, 1530, 1679-1681 Pit River/838, 841, 1516-1518 Pontine Islands (Pontiae)/1598 Port/E3, E7, E98, E115 Port Oxford/2156 Port Royal/1044, 2107, 2108 Potomac River/U216 Providence/1430, 2043, 2044, E11, E117
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148 Puget Sound/812-837, U180 Rappahannock/1157 Rappahannock Cliffs/1158, 1690- 1693 Recife [?]/1738 Redesdale/1017 Rhett Lake/1526 Rhode Island/988-990, 1430, 2043- 2046, E11, E117 Richmond/1128-1141, 1155, 1156, 1529, 1664-1677, 1792, U195 Rio de Janiero/1737, 1738, 2109, 2110 Rio del Norte/U178, U197 Rockaway/1444, 1709, 1974-1981 Round Pond/2008, 2015 Ryuku Islands/953, 954, 956 St. Abb's Head/1032 St. Augustine/1859-1871, E299, U168 St. George River/1483, 1484 St. George's Bank/1616-1618, 1703- 1707, 1782 St. Helena/2015 St. Julien/1745 St. John's River/1535 St. Louis/1943 St. Mary's County/U241, U255 St. Mary's Loch/1015 St. Sebastian River/1860, 1862, 1871 St. Simon's Island/1915 St. Vaast/E236, E293 Sag Harbor/969 Saldanha Bay/1092, 1093 Salem/2037 Saltillo/2116 San Antonio Bay/910 Sandwich Islands/1597, 2163-2167 San Francisco/805, 1537, U246 Sangas, Strait of/952, 1599 San Luis Obispo/781-788, 802 San Rafael/803 Santa Fiore/U131 Savannah/1917-1924 Scindah/U219 Scotland/1010-1016, 1019, 1020, 1023- 1025, 1027, 1028, 1032, 1033, 1470, E68, E80, E146, E214, E217, E269, E287, U134, U231 Scotland District [Barbadoes]/1188, 1192-1196, 1200, 1202, 1203 Sea of Kamtschatka/[See Bering Sea] Severn River/1007 Shoalwater Bay/1524, 1525 Shockoe Hill/U185 Sierra Nevada/846, 1276 Singapore/1765, 2128 Smithfield/988-990 Smyrna/2127 Snoqualmoo Pass (Snoqualmie Pass)/ 848, 849, U180 Society Islands/2172, 2173
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149 South America/[See Union of South Africa] South America/884-925, 1071-1086, 1098, 1099, 2160, 2162, U138 South Carolina/1054-1058, 1126, 1626, 1627, 1639, 1926-1935, U195 South Pacific Ocean/1414, 1581, 1581-1/2, 2129, 2130, 2132 Spencer/U209 Spokane House/853 Spokane Plains/853 Springfield [Barbades]/1182, 1184- 1187, 1189, 1190, 1198, 1201, 1204, 1220 Stonington/1445, 1453, 1455, 1710, 2038-2042 Stony Clove/971 Stratford Cliffs/1688, 1689, U216 Suisun Bay/789-793, 842, U246 Sullivan's Sound/1926 Sulu Sea/2129, 2130 Sussex/1026, 1421, 1759 Swansea/E248 Sydney/2153 Tahiti/2174-2185 Tampa/1886, 1887, 1897-1900, 1907, U206 Tampa Bay/1786-1788, 1885, 1888- 1896, 1901-1906 Tarpin Bay/922 Tarpin Point/921 Tasmania/[See Van Dieman's Land] Texas/1049, 1050, 1107, 1283, 1942 Thames/1648 Tierra del Fuego/2162 Tierra de los Nimbus/1301 Tonga/1414 Tongatabu (Tongatapu)/2168 Torquay (Torbay)/1389 Tortugas/[See Dry Tortugas] Transverstein/1066-1070 Traverse Bay/1958-1960 Tulare County/777-780-1/2 Tummel, River/1033 Turkey/2126, 2127 Tyrrhenian Sea/1598 Una/925 Unicorn Bay/2161 Union of South Africa/1092, 1093, 1600, 1601, 2115, 2131 Upper Missouri River/1108-1111 Uruguay/1739 Vancouver/848-851, U180 Van Dieman's Land/1284, 1300 Venice/E377 Vermont/1290, 2022, U225 Vire/E87, E130, E244, E329, E350, E360 Virginia/1128-1141, 1155-1163, 1529, 1655-1677, 1682-1693, 1791, 1792, 1945-1957, U159, U185, U214, U216, U244, U247, U255 Volusia/1910
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150 Vosges/E82, E84, E126, E212, E363, E368 Wales/1029-1031, 1047, 1815-1817, 1820, 1822, 1826, 1828, 1829, 1831, 1832, 1834, 2070-2073, E364 Wareham/E294 Washington (Washington Territory)/ 811-837, 847-853, 1524, 1525, U180 Washita River/1628 Wendell/2035, U178 Westchester County/2024 West European Basin/1568-1576, 1578, 1579 West Indies/1542, 2106-2108 Westmoreland/1813, 1814, U214 West Point/967, 979-981, 1342, 1343, 1359, 1411, 1532, 1799, 1800, 1802, 1803, 1823, 1824, 1847-1850, 2006, 2008-2021, E131, E162, E166, E353 West Texas/1049, 1050, 1107 Willapa Bay/1524, 1525 Williamsburg/1948, U244 Wilmington/1928 Wilson's Island/2170, 2171 Wrentham/1632, 2036, U203 Wye/1649-1653 Yakima Pass/[See Snoqualmoo Pass] York Roads/U138 Yorkshire/1018
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151 PERSONS INDEX
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152 Amici, Giovanni Battista/1435, 1442 Andrews, Seth L./811 Ashmead, Samuel/E152 Bailey, Jacob Whitman/1187, 1291, 1292, 1386, 1395, 1847-1850, 1920, 2016, 2045, 2047, E11, E117, E131, E149, E162, E166, E229, E300, E353 Bailey, Loring Woart/888, 891, 893-895, 897, 898, 900, 902, 903, 912, 919, 920, 925 Balfour, John Hutton/1019 Becket, Capt. John/U226 Berryman, Otway H./669-742 Blake, William Phipps/1276 Bourgogne, Joseph/1366-1375, 2051-2059 Brébisson, Louis Alphonse de/E9, E13-E20, E27, E28, E30, E33, E36, E39, E40, E43, E45, E49, E51, E53-E55, E58, E69, E71- E73, E76, E79, E83, E84, E96, E99, E101-E103, E110, E116, E119, E120, E123-E125, E128, E132, E133, E140, E148, E157, E161, E163, E164, E170-E173, E176, E178-E181, E185-E187, E190, E192, E194, E195, E197- E202, E204, E206-E208, E213, E215, E219-E223, E232-E238, E240, E242, E243, E246, E249- E252, E256, E262, E264, E265, E271, E276, E279, E301, E302, E304-E306, E309, E312-E316, E318-E320, E323, E324, E326, E330, E331, E336, E338, E343, E351, E352, E354, E357, E358, E362, E379 Bush, C.G./1485 Carpenter, Dr. [?]/1395 Cheever, [?]/U73 Chevalier, Charles Louis/1353 Chilton, Dr. [?]/1157, 1158, 1692 Cole, Dr. [?]/1434 Dana, James Dwight/U208 Daniels, Dr. [?]/1918, 1923 Dawson, John William/2076 De Bary, Heinrich Anton [?]/E311, E328 Deane, H./1089 Deane, Dr. [James?]/2035 Dickie, George/E22, E35, E47, E50, E56, E80, E81, E90, E127, E145, E146, E165, E209, E214, E216, E217, E247, E248, E269, E270, E283, E294, E298 Durkee, Silas/1746 Edwards, Arthur Mead/984, 985, 1101, 1102, U178 Ehrenberg, Christian Gottfried/1763, 1764, 2118, U145 Fremont, John Charles/1695-1702, U228, U232 Frey, F. or J. [?]/968, 1426 Gavit, John E./1377-1379, 1384, 1396, 1784 Goddard, Paul Beck/1280, 1281 Gray, Asa/U212, U229 Greenleaf, Richard Cranch/1465-1467, 1470 Gregory, William/1465-1476 Greville, Robert Kaye/1010-1020, 1023- 1034 Hammond, William A./1433 Harvey, William Henry/2098
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153 Hendey, N. Ingrahm/578 Owen, Richard/1365 Hersford, E. W./991 Parry, William Edward/946 Hills, Prof. [?]/U161 Perry, Matthew Calbraith/1588-1595 Hitchcock, Edward/U209, U248 Quekett, Edwin John/1277, 1278, 1286, 1297, 1298, 1335-1338, 1438, 1778, 2069 Hooper, John/E297 Johnson, Alexander S./1071-1073 Ralfs, John/E364, U151 1075-1080, 1172, 1594, 2047 Le Jolis, Auguste François/E104 Retzius, Anders Adolf/U148 Leidy, Joseph/2074, U249 Riddell, John Leonard/U160 Lenormand, Sébastian René/ E1, E3, Rogers, William Barton/U185, U214, E4, E6-E8, E10, E21, E25, E26, U216 E29, E31, E32, E34, E37, E41, Russell, John Lewis/E134 E42, E44, E46, E52, E68, E70, Samuels, Emanuel Augustus/1352 E74, E75, E77, E78, E82, E85, Sands, Benjamin Franklin/619 E87, E88, E94, E97, E98, E100, Schiel, James/846 E105, E106, E113-E115, E121, Sclenett, A./U178 E126, E130, E141, E150, E154, Shaw, D.B.S./2027 E169, E182-E184, E188, E189, Smith, Rev. William/1020 E191, E193, E196, E203, E205, Stodder, Charles/586, 612, 814, 1072, E211, E212, E218, E224-E228, 1078, 1469, 1757, 2178, 2182, 2184 E230, E231, E239, E241, E244, Stokes, C./U233 E245, E253-E255, E258, E260, Strong, George B./1423 E273, E277, E278, E287, E288, Sutherland, Dr. [?]/2161 E290, E291, E293, E303, E307, Torrey, John/803, 829, 1363, 1970, U213 E317, E321, E322, E325, E327, VanArsdale, Dr. [?]/1081-1088, 1179, 1787 E329, E332-E335, E337, E339- Wells, Samuel/1432 E341, E344-E346, E350, E355, Widdefield, [?]/1434 E356, E360, E363, E366-E378, Williamson, Robert Stockton/838-843, 845 E380-E386 Mantell, Gideon Algernon/1318, 1395, 1412, 1760 Marshall, Matthew/1287, 1339, 1777 Mason, Owen/2075 McAllister, Col. [?]/1925 McClellan, George Brinton/847- 853 Newberry, John Strong/1515-1526 Nicolett, Joseph Nicolas/1109
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154 Note: The diatomaceous deposit, so often called 'Bermuda' or 'Bermuda tripoli,' especially by foreign writers, is in reality the Miocene stratum extending for miles along the Patuxent River near the village of Nottingham, Md. The author is perfectly familiar with the location, having made large collections there. The mistake in the name is due to the fact that Prof. Bailey received material from Mr. Tuomey marked 'Bermuda Hundred,' which is located near Petersburg, Va. Attempts have been made to find material there and while there is an earth containing Miocene diatoms at Petersburg, it does not exactly correspond to the material sent to Ehrenberg by Bailey, who was in doubt as to the locality. The Bermuda Islands are of coral formation and have no deposits of diatomaceous earth. ........Boyer, 1916, p. 18 I have not determined how many of the samples in this Collection should be subject to Boyer's concern over the location of "Bermuda." I have presented Boyer's note solely to present the "Bermuda problem;" I cannot attest to the correctness of Boyer's conclusions. A further examination of the problem should include at least Bailey (1845), Stodder (1874), Johnston (1874), Sullivant (1875), and Boyer (1900, p. 690, footnote 4; 1916, p. 18).
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155 LITERATURE CITED Bailey, Jacob W. 1845. Fossil infusoria from the Bermuda Islands. Am. J. Sci. Arts 48(2):323-335, pl. 4, fig. 11-20, A, D, E, G. Bailey, Jacob W. 1855. On a universal indicator for microscopes. Am. J. Sci. Arts, ser. 2, 20(58):58-65, pl. 1. Bouvé, Thomas T. 1880. Historical sketch of the Boston Society of Natural History; with a notice of the Linnaean Society which preceded it. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. Anniv. Mem. 1830-1880:14-250. Boyer, Charles S. 1900. The Biddulphoid forms of North American Diatomaceae. Proc. Acad. nat. Sci. Phila. 52:685-748. Boyer, Charles S. 1916. The Diatomaceae of Philadelphia and vicinity. J.B. Lippincott, Philadelphia. 143 p. 40 pl. De Toni, Giovanni B. 1891. Sylloge algarum omnium hucusque cognitarum. vol. 2. Bacillariae. sect. 1. Raphideae. 490 p. Edgar, Robert K. 1977. An annotated bibliography of the American microscopist and diatomist Jacob Whitman Bailey (1811-1857). Occ. Pap. Farlow Herb. Harv. Univ. 11:1-26. Johnston, Christopher. 1874. About the rediscovery of the "Bermuda Tripoli," near Nottingham, on the Patuxent, Prince George's County, Maryland. Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 17:127-129. Smith, Hamilton L. 1872. The Bailey Collection of Diatomaceae in the Museum of the Boston Society of Natural History. The Lens 1:288. Also: Am. mo. microsc. J. 9:78. 1873. Stodder, Charles. 1874. [Note] on the locality of the Bermuda Tripoli. Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 17:126-127. Sullivant, Joseph. 1875. [Letter dated 18 June 1874 to Christopher Johnston on] the discovery of Bermuda Tripoli in Maryland. Proc. Boston Soc. nat. Hist. 17:422-423.
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