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Seabirds of the Southern and South Indian Ocean

Atlas of Living Australia

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Seabird observations from ships either performing marine science work or taking personnel and cargo to various Antarctic stations. Incidental observations of whales and seals are also noted. This set also contains data from the BIOMASS cruises in the 1980's.

Data time period: 1977-11-11 to 2006-04-11

text: The Southern Ocean, generally the East Antarctic sector south and west of Australia.

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DOI : 10.15468/TU0DCW