LIFE BETWEEN TIDE-MARKS IN NORTH AMERICA: II: NORTHERN FLORIDA AND THE CAROLINAS.

The article focuses on the flora and fauna in the tidal belts of North America, with particular emphasis on Northern Florida and the Carolinas. It describes the rock configuration, wave-action, sand-scour and tides in Marineland, Florida and mentions the organisms occurring there. It informs about the general ecological conditions in the Charleston area of South Carolina and discusses the fauna and flora of the jetties and the population of estuarine rocks. The flora and fauna of the breakwaters in the Beaufort region of North Carolina and the seasonal variations in the district are also stated.