Field Notebook: Ontario 1911, 1912
Page 108
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Transcription
Along the beach at Tadrasac saw Ostrea originica, Mytilus edulis, Mya arenaria, Echinus chrestokensis, Mastra and Fusius. The Littorina littorea are very small here. Sea weed in vast profusion. Saw no barnacles. The Dajuenay has a finial aspect. No scrap falls come from its sides. As one gets out of the Dajuenay one sees two immense terraces several miles long to the mouth of the river. One seems to be about 200 and the other 400 feet above the sea. To the south of the Dajuenay there is another immense flat delta belonging to the lower level.