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The Log from the Sea of Cortez Study Guide

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by John Steinbeck
About 65 pages (19,519 words)
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In the morning, the tide is out and the party begins collecting. There are many different kinds of crabs and clams, some of which are eaten locally. These species seem to have a greater tolerance for freshwater than most marine species, which may be because they live in a lagoon where the salinity varies. After this collection is finished, they sail for San Carlos Bay, near Santa Rosalia. Feeling pressed for time, they do.....

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