Natural history . I. Antarctic (Discovery) Exp. PolycKaeta PL EI. 0. Peters &i Doxu-elssori L . imp- FEESHWATEK ALGJ3. By F. E. Fritsch, , , , Professor of Botany, East London. College {UniversHi/ of London). (3riates.) .1. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. Until recently our knowledge of the freshwater Algal Mora of the Antarctic has beenvery deficient, l)ut in the last decade the numerous expeditions that have undertakenthe exploration of this region of the earth have brought back collections which arematerially adding to the meagre earlier records. Apart from the few oldercontri

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Natural history . I. Antarctic (Discovery) Exp. PolycKaeta PL EI. 0. Peters &i Doxu-elssori L . imp- FEESHWATEK ALGJ3. By F. E. Fritsch, , , , Professor of Botany, East London. College {UniversHi/ of London). (3riates.) .1. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. Until recently our knowledge of the freshwater Algal Mora of the Antarctic has beenvery deficient, l)ut in the last decade the numerous expeditions that have undertakenthe exploration of this region of the earth have brought back collections which arematerially adding to the meagre earlier records. Apart from the few oldercontributions, which are cited in my paper on the Algas of the South Orkneys,* wehave — all within the last ten years — communications by De Wildeman f andVan Heurck | on the Algse of the Belgian Antarctic Expedition; by Wille § andHolmboe || on Algae collected by Borchgrevink at Cape Adare ; by the present writer *on the Algae of the South Orkneys, and by W. and G. S. West^ on the Algaecollected by Sir E. Shackle

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