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Date: 5 MAY 1960

Wet settled volume (mL)

1: * 36

2: 4

3: Less than 1

4: 5 **

5: 7 **

6: 4

Sum (#):

Sum(%):

1. Asterionella

1: 3

2:

3:

4: 4

5:

6: 8

Sum (#): 15

Sum (%): 1.36

2. Biddulphia

1: 1

2:

3: 1

4: 3

5: 1

6:

Sum (#): 6

Sum (%): 0.54

3. Chaetoceros

1: 4

2:

3:

4:

5: 4

6: 5

Sum (#): 13

Sum (%): 1.18

4. Coscinosira

1: 2

2:

3:

4: 3

5:

6: 1

Sum (#): 6

Sum (%): 0.54

5. Ditylum

1:

2: 1

3:

4: 1

5:

6:

Sum (#): 2

Sum (%): 0.18

6. Eucampia

1: 75

2: 188

3: 90

4: 159

5: 101

6: 119

Sum (#): 732

Sum (%): 66.49

7. Rhizosolenia

1: 1

2:

3: 1

4: 2

5:

6: 1

Sum (#): 5

Sum (%): 0.45

8. R. stolterfothii

1:

2:

3:

4: 1

5:

6:

Sum (#): 1

Sum (%): 0.09

9. Skeletonema

1: 12

2:

3: 4

4: 5

5: 38

6: 4

Sum (#): 63

Sum (%): 5.72

10. Thalassionema

1:

2: 3

3:

4: 2

5:

6: 3

Sum (#): 8

Sum (%): 0.73

11. Thalassiosira

1: 10

2: 3

3:

4: 3

5: 13

6: 8

Sum (#): 37

Sum (%): 3.36

12. Thalassiothrix

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6: 1

Sum (#): 1

Sum (%): 0.09

13. Stephanopyxis

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6: 1

Sum (#): 1

Sum (%): 0.09

14. Nitzschia

1: 91

2: 5

3:

4: 17

5: 15

6: 17

Sum (#): 145

Sum (%): 13.17

Extra: Unknown sp

1: see note

2:

3:

4:

5: 19

6: 24

Sum (#): 43

Sum (%): 3.91

Extra: Coscinodiscus

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6: 2

Sum (#): 2

Sum (%): 0.18

DINOFLAGELLATES

1. Ceratium

1:

2:

3:

4:

5: 1

6:

Sum (#): 1

Sum (%): 0.09

2. Goniaulax

1:

2:

3:

4:

5: 1

6:

Sum (#): 1

Sum (%): 0.09

3. Noctilua

1:

2:

3:

4:

5: 4

6: 3

Sum(#): 7

Sum(%): 0.64

4. Peridinium

1:

2:

3: 3

4:

5: 2

6: 3

Sum (#): 8

Sum (%): 0.73

5. Tintinnus

1: 1

2:

3: 1

4:

5: 2

6:

Sum (#): 4

Sum (%): 0.36

Extra:

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6:

Sum (#):

Sum (%):

Extra:

1:

2:

3:

4:

5:

6:

Sum (#):

Sum (%):

NOTES, MISCELLANEOUS: [Note at top of col 1,2,3,4,5,6]
corr. vol. 36, 4, T, 5, 7, 4
[* note at bottom of page referring to Wet Settled Volume Sta 1 and DIATOMS, Unknown sp Sta 1]
* For every one of the diatoms listed, there are literally hundreds of single cells of a very tiny diatom that I think is probably a species of Chaetoceros but I don't know this for sure. Give the sample to an expert!
[** note referring to Sta 4,5 DIATOMS]
Has lots of above mentioned tiny diatoms but small relative to sample #1

[Totals for DIATOMS col 1,2,3,4,5,6]
199, 200, 96, 200, 191, 194
[Totals for DINOFLAGELLATES col 1,2,3,4,5,6]
1, , 4, , 10, 6
[Grand total]
1101