# The Victorian naturalist, v.26, 1909-1910

- Address: s/CKXH-GQ (https://www.plot.eco/s/CKXH-GQ)
- Kind: Source: scientific publication. A source is where claims come from; it is not itself a claim.
- Publisher: Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria
- Date or edition: not recorded
- Licence: Public domain per the holder's statement (NOT_IN_COPYRIGHT)
- How PLOT found it: Found by a planned sourcing run under accounts-core@0.1.0
- Stored copy: none
- Original: https://archive.org/details/victoriannatural26fiel

## Snippets cited by published claims (4; 4 claims)

### victoriannatural26fiel, leaf 29, printed page 15

> a gradual reclamation of the sea shore was taking place

- c/6A5Q-55: The writer reports sandy shell-beds near the Williamstown Racecourse, made of shells of living species and laid by wind and tide, as evidence that the shore was building out. (https://www.plot.eco/c/6A5Q-55)

### victoriannatural26fiel, leaf 34, printed page 20

> examined the newer basalt and marine shell-beds

- c/T4SP-T3: The writer describes the road to the Williamstown Racecourse as uninteresting and the place as newer basalt with marine shell-beds. (https://www.plot.eco/c/T4SP-T3)

### victoriannatural26fiel, leaf 35, printed page 21

> the first through basalt, with its typical black clay soil

- c/SX4W-D0: The writer describes cuttings near the Kororoit Creek through basalt with black clay soil and through shell-beds, a quarter of a mile from the shore. (https://www.plot.eco/c/SX4W-D0)

### victoriannatural26fiel, leaf 38, printed page 24

> the development of a sand- bank running parallel with the coast

- c/82ES-6R: The writer describes a grassy bank above a narrow sandy beach, shallow water and a sandbank running parallel to the coast near the Williamstown racecourse. (https://www.plot.eco/c/82ES-6R)

## Places these claims are about

- Williamstown (https://www.plot.eco/p/williamstown)

Cite as: Field Naturalists' Club of Victoria, The Victorian naturalist, v.26, 1909-1910. PLOT source s/CKXH-GQ