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I. SITE DESCRIPTORS

1. Latitude/Longitude of data collection site:
   MYSTERY SITE! You locate! degrees latitude
   MYSTERY SITE! You locate! degrees longitude
2. Time zone:
3. Biome Description: forest
   deciduous
   This site is along a lake created by the last glacial advance. The steep slopes surrounding the lake are remnants of ancient mountains and the rock type is a very hard quartzite. The lake is over 250' deep.

1. TEMPERATURE in CElSIUS

   Recording date: 4/19/97

2. AIR TEMPERATURE (CELSIUS)
   

   	1st reading time: 10:00	2nd reading	3rd reading
   1 CM ABOVE GROUND:	14
   1 METER ABOVE GROUND:	15
   2 METERS ABOVE GROUND:	15

   High temperature for the day: 16 degrees celsius
   Low temperature for the day:: 13 degrees celsius
   

3. GROUND TEMPERATURE (celsius)
   
   1 CM BELOW SURFACE: 11 degrees celsius
   10 CM BELOW SURFACE: 9 degrees celsius

4. WATER TEMPERATURE (celsius)
   1 CM Below surface: 7 DEGREES CELSIUS

5. WIND SPEED and DIRECTION
   Wind speed Beaufort Number: 2
   Wind Speed in (Km/hour): 1.6

   Wind direction:
   

   This reading was taken at 10:50

6. BAROMETRIC PRESSURE
   29.4 Inches of Mercury rising

   Altitude: 325 M above sea level

7. RELATIVE HUMIDITY
   Relative humidity: 55 percent

1. SOIL
   10 percent Clay
   60 percent Sand
   30 percent Silt

2. WATER ANALYSIS - (50ml sample)
   pH Value: 8
   Hardness: n/a grains per gallon
   Iron:
   Colloidal (bacterial iron): n/a parts per million
   Red Water Iron: n/a parts per million
   Clear Water Iron: n/a parts per million

3. FLORA/FAUNA ANALYSIS
   • Three most common trees:
     Jack Pine
     Red Oak
     Black Oak
     
   • Three most common plants:
     Lady Fern
     Milkweed
     Dandelion
     
   • Three most common birds:
     Mallard
     Great BlueHeron
     Blue Jay
     
   • Other common animals:
     White-tail deer
     Racoon
     Red Fox
     

4. ROCK ANALYSIS
   Quartzite
   Slate
   
   
   
   Site collection took place in the following areas:
   
   
   glacially transported
   exposed bedrock area
   shoreline