The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 52National Geographic Society, 1928 - Geography Indexes kept up to date with supplements. |
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... in bad weather , and men could not be spared from the decks to help recondition the set . Still less could men be spared later , when , with Photograph by Geo . Finlay Simmons • • perhaps sixteen. SINDBADS OF SCIENCE 17.
... in bad weather , and men could not be spared from the decks to help recondition the set . Still less could men be spared later , when , with Photograph by Geo . Finlay Simmons • • perhaps sixteen. SINDBADS OF SCIENCE 17.
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... later we found , when we entered the corner of the Sar- gasso Sea in its southwestern area , be- tween eastern Cuba and Bermuda , much thicker areas of the weed , as if it had drifted gradually southwestward before northeast winds ...
... later we found , when we entered the corner of the Sar- gasso Sea in its southwestern area , be- tween eastern Cuba and Bermuda , much thicker areas of the weed , as if it had drifted gradually southwestward before northeast winds ...
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... later found nesting on South Trinidad . We landed on the middle rock , placed a copper plate with an inscription in a conspicuous position , climbed more than half the way up the side , and then re- turned to the waiting whaleboat . The ...
... later found nesting on South Trinidad . We landed on the middle rock , placed a copper plate with an inscription in a conspicuous position , climbed more than half the way up the side , and then re- turned to the waiting whaleboat . The ...
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... later , 3,400 miles away , by the famous whaler Cachelot , at 45 ° 50 ' S. and 78 ° 27 ′ W. BIRDS TOO BIG FOR A LITTLE SHIP The " stuffed " albatross specimens were so large that we faced a serious storage problem . The difficulty was ...
... later , 3,400 miles away , by the famous whaler Cachelot , at 45 ° 50 ' S. and 78 ° 27 ′ W. BIRDS TOO BIG FOR A LITTLE SHIP The " stuffed " albatross specimens were so large that we faced a serious storage problem . The difficulty was ...
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... later- named West Indian species ; hence we ma- rooned Cuyler and his four men on the islet with a small cask of water and a little food , So that they could carefully choose and prepare specimens of the booby , the man - of- war , the ...
... later- named West Indian species ; hence we ma- rooned Cuyler and his four men on the islet with a small cask of water and a little food , So that they could carefully choose and prepare specimens of the booby , the man - of- war , the ...
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