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Immediate Report On The Victoria University Of Wellington Antarctic Expedition 1959 60
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Book Synopsis Bibliography of New Zealand Antarctic Research Programme Publications 1956-1976 by :
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Book Synopsis Geographic Names of the Antarctic by : Fred G. Alberts
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Book Synopsis Geological Society of America Bulletin by : Geological Society of America
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Book Synopsis Submarine Cables and the Oceans by : L. Carter
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