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APPENDIX A 



SOURCE OF DATA 



The data used in the Atlas were primarily col- 

 lected during the years from World War II to 1957 

 in the area bounded by 10° N., 30° N., 150° W. 

 and 180°. 



The surface temperatures and depths of mixed 

 layer were obtamed from the bathythermograph 

 deck at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography 

 tlirough the kind cooperation of Mrs. Margaret 

 Robinson. The deck contained between 10,000 

 and 1 1,000 cards from bathythermograph observa- 

 tions made through 1955 by the staff of the 

 Biological Laboratory, U.S. Bureau of Commercial 

 Fisheries (Honolulu), the Scripps Institution of 

 Oceanograph}-, the U.S. Coast Guard, and the 



U.S. Navy. These data were supplemented by 

 additional observations of the Honolulu Biological 

 Laboratory tlirough 1957. 



Surface salinities were obtained from published 

 oceanographic cruise reports, supplemented by 

 unpublished data from the files of the Honolulu 

 Biological Laboratory. 



The d^Tiamic topography, chart IV, was drawn 

 from published data by Austin (1954, 1957), 

 Bruneau et al. (1953), Cromwell (1951), Cromwell 

 and Austin (1954), Fleming et al. (1945), 

 Holtsmark (1949), McGary (1955), McGary and 

 Stroup (1956), Oceanographic Observations of the 

 Pacific: 1955 (1960), Seckel (1955), and Stroup 

 (1954). In addition, there were some unpublished 



