Humarock 



Duxbury 



138 

 *Iwanowicz, H. R., R. D. Anderson, and B. A. Ketschke. 1974. A study of the 

 marine resources of Plymouth, Kingston, and Duxbury Bay. The Commonwealth 

 of Massachusetts, Division of Marine Fisheries, Monograph Series No. 17. 

 37 pp. 



This study, one of 17 similar studies conducted along the Massachusetts 

 coast, presents a historical overview of the finfish, lobster, commercial, 

 and shellfish industries; a description of physical and chemical character- 

 istics; and a discussion of marine vegetation (Irish moss). It also in- 

 cludes data on the economic value of marine resources in the area and 

 recommendations to aid in the future management and use of the resources 

 of Plymouth, Kingston, and Duxbury Bay. 



Long Beach 



Sandy Meek 



139 

 *Blum, J. L. 1968. Salt marsh Spartinas and associated algae. Ecological 

 Monographs 38:199-221. 



An investigation was conducted in Barnstable marsh on Sandy Neck, Cape 

 Cod, between 1959 and 1965. Algae of the high salt marsh, particularly 

 their microdistribution, ecology, and relationships with the graminoid 

 vegetation were studied. 



140 

 *Hill, M. P. 1965. The birds of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. William Morrow, 

 New York. 364 pp. 



Covers brief area description and bird life of Sandy Neck, Nobcusset 

 Point, Great Island, Provincelands , Eastham, Nauset, and Monomoy Island, 

 among others. 



141 

 *Gordon, D. C, Jr. 1966. The effects of the deposit feeding polychaete 

 Pectinaria gouldii on the intertidal sediments of Barnstable Harbor. 

 Limnology and Oceanography 11:327-332. 



This study, carried out in the summers of 1962 and 1963, deals with the 

 sediment-working activity of the polychaete Pectinaria gouldii in Barnstable 

 Harbor on the north shore of Cape Cod, Massachusetts. 



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