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43,
1963
Journal
13 Aug After finishing the colony, Holland & D went over the
data sheets so I could write some comprehensive
notes about the setup. Very cold this morning (low 33°) warming to our 45° by late evening. The
R4D returned with Maher & company, Hank
Childs not back yet.
14 Aug Barrow, Alaska
Colony work was at a minimum and Holland & D finished
the morning half by 0930, No animals died. Helped
Dave finish his blood sugars from 1960 along with
some new ones.
After lunch, Holland & D cleaned up the metabolic cages.
Muscular weather, with constant drizzle and 25 knot
wind from the east. Maher's group has established
itself in airology. Weather cleared by 1800 and the
wind stopped. I worked on colony notes until dinner
time.
15 Aug Barrow, Alaska
Holland had to clip samples today. Did the colony
alone, which including the weighing, took the entire day.
Wind blowing from the west fairly strong in the morning
dying about 1100. Rex Piper left today. About a dozen
of us went to the airport to see him off. Rained hard
and soft constantly after 1300. Many animals on the
powder diet are gaining weight. Our crude methods
of evaluating food intake may be an aid as a pilot
experiment. Traphinos I, II and IX, X have to
come in tonight. Childs plans to run a little