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In 1958 a paper, "A preliminary investigation into the bacterial and botanical flora of caves in South 'Vales" was published by the Cave Research Group of Great Britain. In it the authors, Ann Mason "'/illiams and Kathryn Benson-Evans, gave details of an investigation into the populations of algae and bacteria found in caves in South Wales. In view of the interest shown in the original paper, the editors kindly offered one of the authors the opportunity to re-publish the results. These are given in the form of tables with relevent comments appended. The work reported in the original paper raised several important questions concerning the ecology of caves. 1. The effects of air-currents on the distribution of the microflora of caves. 2. The importance and significance to the cave environment of floods and visiting animals, including man. 3. The role of bacteria in the food chains of aquatic animals in caves.

Summary of results obtained during a preliminary investigation into the bacterial and botanical flora of caves in South Wales