988 REPORT OF COMMISSIONER OF FISM AND FISHERIES. [116] 



Dredgings of Norwegian North- Atlantic expeditions, 1876-1878 — Continued. 



a 



Date. 



Latitude. 



Longi- 

 tude. 



Depth. 



Nature of bottom. 



Bottom tem- 

 peratures. 



■- 5 



1 



Fahr. 



Cent. 



< 



248 



1877. 

 Aug. 8 

 Aug. 9 

 Aug. 11 

 Aug. 15 

 A. 12. 17 



1878. 

 June 19 



June 21 



June 21 



June 24 



June 25 



June 27 

 June 27 

 June 27 

 Jiilv 1 

 Jnlv 2 



North. 



O 1 



67 56 



68 06 

 (Vest 



East. 



/ 



4 11 



9 44 



finrrl ^ 



Faths. 

 778 

 634 



Biloculina clay . .... 



o 

 29.5 

 29.7 







— L4 

 -L3 



D. 



251 



Clay 



D. 



252 



..do 





D 



253 



(Skjerstadfioi'd.) 

 (Saltatrominen.) 



68 12 15 40 

 (Vest fjord.) 

 70 04 1 23 02 

 (A^Itenfjord.) 

 70 13 1 23 03 

 (Alten fjord.) 

 70 55 1 26 11 



2G3 

 90 



341 



100 



230 



127 



127 



]48 

 148 

 136 

 197 

 147 

 35 



767 



447 



191 



1,110 



1,280 



1, 200 



6.58 



180 



21 



223 



123 



748 



70 



146 



743 



1,686 



1,333 

 125 

 416 

 459 

 260 

 61 

 37 

 109 

 129 



60 



...do 



37.8 



3.2 



D. 



253& 





D. 



255 



Clay 



43.7 

 39.0 

 39.2 

 38.3 

 37.0 

 35.4 



6.5 

 3.9 

 4.0 

 3.5 



2.8 



1.9 



—1.4 

 0. 



D. 



257 



...do 



D. 



258 



do 



T. 



2G0 



...do 



D.,T. 



261 

 262 



(Porsans 

 70 47^ 

 (Tana 



70 36 



71 42 



72 27 



73 25 



74 08 



74 10 



( Beeren 



73 47 

 72 57 

 72 27 



71 59 



72 36 



75 12 



74 54 

 74 53 



74 57 

 72 53 



75 31 



76 06 

 76 19 

 76 19 

 76 34 



76 26 



77 58 



78 03 



78 02 



79 59 



80 03 

 79 35 



■•erfiord.) 

 28 30 



fjord.) 

 32 35 

 37 01 

 35 01 

 31 30 

 31 12 



18 51 

 Island.) 



14 21 

 14 32 



20 51 



11 40 

 5 12 

 3 02 



14 53 



15 55 



19 52 



21 51 



17 50 

 13 10 

 15 42 



18 01 



12 51 

 West. 



29 

 East. 

 5 10 



11 18 

 9 25 

 5 40 

 8 28 



11 17 



....do 



. do 



D.,T. 

 D.,T. 



267 



Clay, stones 



29.5 

 3'^0 



D. 



270 



ClaV 



D 



273 



Mo"". :■'::::::::::::: 



36.0 

 31.3 

 34.0 



29.5 



2.2 ID. 



275 



....do 



-0.4 

 1.1 



—1.4 



T. 



280 I Julv 4 



Stones .. . .. 



D. 



283 



July 5 

 July 6 

 July 7 

 July 14 

 July 16 

 July 19 

 July 22 

 Julv 22 

 Jul> 23 

 July 30 

 Aug. 3 

 Aug. 4 

 Aug. 5 

 Aug. 6 

 Aug. 7 



Aug. 8 



Aug. 10 

 Aug. 12 

 Aug. 12 

 Aug. 14 

 Aug. 14 

 Aug. 17 

 Aug. 17 

 Aug. 18 

 Aug. 19 



Aug. 22 



Clay . 



D. 



2H6 



do 



■30.6 —0.8 

 38.3 1 3.5 

 29.7 —1.3 



T. 



290 



Sandy clay . . . ... 



T. 



2'J5 





T. 



297 

 303 

 31-^ 



do 



- do 



Cay 



29.5 

 20.1 

 29.8 

 36.5 

 32.4 

 34.7 

 34.9 

 29.7 

 32.7 

 30.0 



—1.4 



—1.6 



—1.2 



2.5 



0.2 



T. 

 T. 

 T. 



315 



Clay sand 



T. 



3-??- 



Hard 



D. 



3J3 



Clay 



1. 5 ! T. 



3''6 



....do 



1.6 

 —1.3 



0.4 

 — 1. 1 



T. 



333 



Biloculina clay . .. 



T. 



336 





D. 



338 



Hard 



D. 



343 



Clay 



29.8 —1.2 



T. 



350 



Biloculina clay 



29.3 



29.5 

 35. 4 



— L5 



—1.4 

 1.9 

 0.8 



—1.0 

 1.1 



—2.1 



—0.2 

 L 1 

 L2 



0.7 



T. 



353 

 357 



-do 



Clay 



T. 

 U. 



359 



do 



33.4 



D. 



362 

 363 



...do 



...do 



30.2 

 34.0 

 28.2 

 31.6 

 34.0 

 34.2 



33.3 



T. 

 T. 



366 



...do 



W 



366 



Magdalena Bay. 

 78 '48 8 37 

 78 09 14 07 



(Isfjord.) 

 78 16 1 15 33 



... do 



T. 



370 



do 



T. 



372 



do 



T. 



374 



do 



T. 





(Adve 



Qt Bay) 







ZOOLOGICAL STATIONS OF THE SWEDISH ARCTIC EXPE- 

 DITIONS OF 1875, 1876, AND 1878-^79. 



The dredgings of 1875 were made bj^ A. E. Nordenskiold and Dr. Hjal- 

 mar Theel in the sloop Proeven^ those of 1876 by Nordenskiold in the 

 steamer Ymer^ those of 1878-'79 by Nordenskiold in the Vega. 



The numbers assigned to the stations are arranged geographically, 

 instead of according to the dates at which they were made. 



The numbers 98, 103, and 104 refer to collections >not made by the 

 Vega expedition but brought in by the Tschuktsches, who found them 

 thrown on the shores in the spring and summer months of 1879. 



