DESTRUCTIVE

295. .1 Sea urchin burrows in trachyte. Pernambuco, Brazil.

FRESH WATER SWAMPS, PEAT, TUNDRAS

297. .1 Tundra, Cal Bay, Spitzbergen.
297. .2 Glacial lake filling with vegetation. Lake Placid, Whiteface Mtn. Adirondacks, New York.
297. .3 Bogg River, near Tupper Lake. Adirondacks, New York.
297. .4 Pond filling with vegetation. Bourne, Massachusettsl.
297. .5 Sphagnum Bog, Oswego County, New York.
297. .6 Peat cutting, Sphagnum Bog, Oswego County, New York.
297. .7 Cane Brake, Dismal Swamp.
297. .8 Dismal Swamp, general aspect in distance where forest is dense.
297. .9 General aspect of wide swampy channels that connect main swamp with tributary swamps to west. Dismal Swamp.
297. .10 Cypress trees in eastern part of Lake Drummond, Dismal Swamp.
297. .11 Alder and Tamarack plant association. Peat filling small pond south of Bradley Pond, near Burton, Ohio. See also slides under 169.D.

BRACKISH SWAMPS

299. .1 Tidal marsh. Cohasset, Massachusetts.
299. .2 Hudson River west from Catskills. West Point, New York. Accumulation of plant deposits in brackish water.
299. .3 Mangrove trees, Jupiter Narrows, Florida.

DIATOMS

303. .1 Diatoms; probably, marine.

ALGAE

305. .1 Algae basins, showing sinter form. Emerald Spring, Upper Geyser basin, Yellowstone Park, Wyoming.