The Maine Clam Pamphlet, April 1957

Dredging Data Distribution Maps, June 20, 1957-June 22, 1993

Collection of 181 maps include Hog Island and locations in Muscongus Bay where dredging was done by Art Borror. The maps of Hog Island show trails and buildings and the maps of Muscongus Bay show the locations at which specific species were collected. One map is dated 1957 while two others are dated 1993.

Occurence of an Unusual Mollusk on the Coast of Maine Article Reprint, February, 1963

Dredging Results Data Sheets, June 21-August 28, 1963

Sheets list findings from samples dredged from Muscongus Bay. Data include dredging locations, depth of areas dredged, substrate descriptions, tide measurements, and species found.

Audubon Aids: The Creature in the Shell - Mollusks Booklet, 1964

This booklet provides a brief overview of species classified within the Mollusca phylum, including snails, clams, oysters, and molluscs.

A Study of Gulf of Maine Sea Scallops, Plactopecten magellanicus, Using Manned Submersibles Scientific Paper

Rocky Intertidal: Species Checklist

Fisheries Education Series Unit No. 2: The Sea Scallop (Placopecten magellanicus) Booklet, April, 1967

Marine Life Information Packet

The Blue Mussel in Maine Scientific Paper

Marine Life Summary Report Photocopy, 1973

Smiles provides detailed descriptions of the field trips in which he participated during the 1973 summer session, and offers suggestions for future sessions.

Environment Summary Report Photocopy, Summer 1974

Reimann outlines her program discussions for the 1974 summer sessions. Program topics include the ecology of the northeast coast, weather, fisheries, the sea, intertidal zones, the environment, soils, and a description of a field trip to mudflats. The report includes graphs which plot air and water temperatures recorded over the course of all four summer sessions. Reimann concludes her report with a poem reflecting on her experience as an instructor.