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DISCOVERY REPORTS 



(i) The South Georgia Surveys (Text-figs. 2 and 3). 



Collections from two surveys have been examined ; closing (N 70 V) nets were used on both, at 

 depths down to 1000 m. ; 50-0 m., 100-50 m., 250-100 m., 750-500 m., 1000-750 m.: 



(a) February to March 1928, Sts. WS 137 to WS 195. 1 



(b) January to February 1930, Sts. 300-358. 



Material collected at Sts. MS 11, MS 22, MS 25, MS 31, MS 32, MS 34A and MS 62, and most 

 of that reported by Hardy and Gunther (1935) from the Survey of December to January 1926-7 has 

 also been available. Additional samples from the following stations within the South Georgia area 

 have also been examined: Sts. 17, 26, 41, 130, 150, 151, 527, 1079, 1201, 1935, 1936, WS 53, WS 59, 

 WS 60, WS 6i, WS 351, WS 372. 



36" W 

 1 



• WS6I 

 » WS60 



WS 160 



WS 194 



• WS 189 |9JS« 



f WS 194 



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A -WS 158 

 WS 194 



S3-S 53' S 



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Fig. 2 Fig. 3 



Text-figs. 2 and 3. South Georgia Surveys. Fig. 2, Sts. WS 144-WS 194, February-March 1928; also some miscellaneous 



stations in the area; fig. 3, Sts. 300-358, January- February 1930. 



(2) The o° Line (Text-figs. 4a and b). 



Collections were made within a few degrees of the Greenwich Meridian in the Antarctic, Sub- 

 Antarctic and Sub-Tropical zones between latitude 70 S. and 36 S. Samples from N 70 V nets 

 were examined from all the following stations (the most southerly station is given first in each case, 

 its position depending generally on the location of the pack-ice). 



(a) November to December 1938, Sts. 2501, 2498, 2496, 2494, 2492. 



(b) January 1939, Sts. 2547, 2545, 2543, 2541, 2538, 2535, 2533-2530. 



(c) March to April 1937, Sts. 2010, 2012, 2014, 2017, 2018, 2020, 2022-2027. 



(d) April 1938, Sts. 2322, 2320, 2318, 2316, 2313, 231 1. 



(e) May to June 1936, Sts. 1782, 1781, 1779-1772. 



The following stations do not form a continuous line, but have been grouped together for convenience : 

 (/) July 1938, Sts. 2361, 2358-2355. 



August 1938, Sts. 2392, 2391, 2389, 2387, 2386, 2385. 



September 1938, Sts. 2425, 2424. 



1 Sts. WS 137 to WS 142 are actually some distance from South Georgia and are listed here for convenience only. 





