The aims of the institute, "Senckenberg-am-Meer," on the shore of the North Sea at Wilhelmshaven, and its equipment and collections available to visitors, are first set forth. Then the contents of 120 papers issued in connection with the institute are briefly summarized as a guide to a large number of data of great value to the student of sedimentation, under five major headings: "I. Modern Marine (Shallow-Water) Sediments"; "Ia. Quaternary Stratigraphy and History of the German North Sea Coast"; "II. Modern Marine (Shallow-Water) Life"; "III. Interpretation of Fossil Marine Sediments"; "IV. Interpretation of Fossil Marine Life."
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Walter H. Bucher (1938) studied this question.