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Southernmost Whale Catch Positions

Australian Ocean Data Network
de la Mare, B. ; DE LA MARE, BILL
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Brief description

Abrupt Mid-Twentieth Century Decline in Antarctic Sea-Ice Extent from Whaling Records. Format is a WinZip'ed Microsoft Access 2000 database. The northernmost edge of the sea ice was derived from the southernmost positions of whale catches.

A supplemental word document is also included with the dataset.

This dataset was originally compiled by Bill de la Mare.

The fields in this dataset are:
record ID
latitude
mean latitude
longitude
longitude Interval
date
season
decade
id
catch Record
species ID

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Progress Code: completed

Data time period: 1940-01-01 to 1999-10-07

160,-60 160,-69.28726 42.53906,-69.28726 42.53906,-60 160,-60

101.26953,-64.64363

text: westlimit=42.53906; southlimit=-69.28726; eastlimit=160; northlimit=-60

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