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- Introduction - Stephen R. Mark, 3
- Oregon's Two Largest, Deepest, Bluest, Purest Lakes: A Comparison - John Salinas, 4-9
- Fish in Crater Lake: Their Size and Number - Scott Girdner, 10-12
- Witness to a Catastrophe - Tom McDonough, 13-14
- Cinder Cones in Crater Lake National Park - K.R. Cranson, 15-18
- Observation Station No. 1 - Steve Mark, 19-22
- "Lake Majesty" through the Photographer's Eye - Peter H. Myers, 23-24
- Presenting Crater Peak and the Pacific Crest - Steve Mark, 25-27
- Others Have Passed This Way - Steve Mark, 28-31
- 'Lost' Lost Creek - Phil Kelley, 32-36
- Pumice Desert Revisited - Elizabeth Mueller Horn, 37-40
- Castle Crest After Dark - John E. Butler, 41-42
- The Crater Lake Currant - Greg Reddell, 43-45
- Weeds: The New Arrivals - Ron and Joy Mastrogiuseppe, 46-48
- Banding Clark's Nutcrackers - Neal Bullington, 49-51
- Our Sponsor - Steve Mark, 52-55
Cover Photo: View of Crater Lake and Phantom
Ship from Reflection Point. Tinted lantern slide, ca. 1910. Additional
photos around the edge appear in Nature Notes from Crater Lake,
2000.
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Disclaimer: With the exception of corrections to a few grammatical
errors (to improve readability), Nature Notes is reproduced as it
was originally published. Much has been learned about the natural
history of Crater Lake National Park since these notes were first
published, rendering some of the original conclusions inaccurate or
invalid, just as determinations of today may be rendered "obsolete"
50-60 years hence. The reader is advised to consult more recent
literature to obtain a current understanding of the topic.
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