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MISCELLANEOUS AMERICAN DIATOMS
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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