Database # 168041: Photograph
| Kind of Object | Photograph |
| Sample Description | Kinet 1965 45-27. [Dailey Islands, 2nd camp. Likely Station #98. Ecological study of a kettle topography. The algae were pinkish and orange in color, except the last one which bordered the pond with dried windrows. They were possibly formed by a dry and curvated sheet of Phormidium sp.] |
| General Notes | By helicopter, we moved from the eastermost Dailey Islands, camp 1, to the other Dailey Islands located close to the 165 Meridian, camp 2. This 2nd Dailey Island is a huge cinder cone often with a slope as steep as 40 degrees. A moat and a chain of small kettles encircle some parts of the basal periphery. Stations #95-101 |
| Continent | Antarctica |
| Region | Southern Victoria Land |
| Mountain/Island Name | Dailey Islands |
| Tag/Feature | Bedrock closeup |
| Coordinates | -77.885, 165.030 (77° 53.1' S, 165° 1.8' E) |
| Elevation (ASL) | 20 m |
| Date Collected | 1965-12-31 |
| Field Year Collected | 1965 |
| Collector | Kinet, Urbain J. |
| Donor | Kinet, Urbain J. |
| Photographer | Kinet, Urbain J. |
| Coloration | Color |
| Film | 35mm slide |
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The Polar Rock Repository (PRR), Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center (BPCRC), Ohio State University: Polar rock and dredge samples available for research and educational use from the PRR.
doi:10.7289/V5RF5S18 [date of access]
