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#4 Hawaiian explorations, dr 3874 - dr 3886, hy 4096 - hy 4130, April 12 - 17, 1902

by: United States. Bureau of Fisheries

Publication date: 1902

Topics: Albatross (Steamer), Marine biology, Ichthyology, Marine invertebrates

Collection: sifieldbooks; biodiversity

Contributor: Smithsonian Institution Archives

Language: English

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Original logbook of the Albatross, hydro numbers 4096-4130, dredge numbers 3874-3886, 12 to 17 April 1902. Data recorded include survey and dredge number (no.), date, machine, turns, correction, depth, shot or lead, bottom, bottom temperature, number of thermometer, correction, corrected temperature, air temperature, surface temperature, drift, trawl or dredge, sounding wire readings, dredge rope readings, serial temperatures, and general remarks. Remarks include lists of names and quantities of marine life caught. Coordinates are included. Localities include off the coast of Molokini Islet, Lahaina [in Maui], Napili Harbor [Napili Bay], and Mokuhooniki Rock [in Moloka'i or Kaiwi Channel]

Abstract: Original logbook of the Albatross, hydro numbers 4096-4130, dredge numbers 3874-3886, 12 to 17 April 1902. Data recorded include survey and dredge number (no.), date, machine, turns, correction, depth, shot or lead, bottom, bottom temperature, number of thermometer, correction, corrected temperature, air temperature, surface temperature, drift, trawl or dredge, sounding wire readings, dredge rope readings, serial temperatures, and general remarks. Remarks include lists of names and quantities of marine life caught. Coordinates are included. Localities include off the coast of Molokini Islet, Lahaina [in Maui], Napili Harbor [Napili Bay], and Mokuhooniki Rock [in Moloka"i or Kaiwi Channel].