The Jacob Whitman Bailey diatom collection at the Farlow Herbarium
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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