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ALLAN HANCOCK EXPEDITIONS to tropical seas aboard the cruiser Velero III 

 have covered most of the area indicated by the shading in deeper blue from the 

 bleak Farrallones outside San Francisco Bay's Golden Gate to the barren wind- 

 svifept coast of Southern Peru and including a large number of offshore islands 

 remote from Mexico, Central and South America. On voyages for scientific 

 purposes the expeditions have touched frequently along continental shores. A 

 first voyage into the Caribbean Sea in 1939 carried the banner of the University 

 of Southern California to the Gulf of Darien and along Venezuelan shores as 

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