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Beaver
1967
Alaska
Journal 64
1 Aug (cont)
predator-prey dynamics. He said I would have
about 2 days at each place and would start
at Medle River with Tom. Next will be
Lynnet with Steve and Lost, Cape Thompson
with whom - I'm not sure. Steve said Nutter
and witnesses Red Ocean together at Cape
Thompson. The project sounds interesting. I hope
I can get some insight on the problem on
these trips. We returned to the lab after
collecting a good number of larvae. I
counted my collection - 372 large red
shrimps.
2 Aug.
Steve said we may leave this PM, or tomorrow
AM for Medle River. I counted and cleared
the larger foots and then checked the
sed samples. We charge striby boards
this afternoon and we plan to pick up a
few sed samples.
1300
I asked Steve if it would be possible
to stay longer at any of the places planned
and he became rather upset. Apparently he is
rather lovely about the trips. I dropped all
discussion of it. We went out to charge
the larger foots. It is warm, a south wind is
blowing and it has brought mosquitoes with
it. A very light rain is falling. Temp. about