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aspects of the research.
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Erskine Trust. Miss F. E. A. Cutten helped with calculations and other
aspects of the research.
REFERENCES
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Ardley, R. A. B. (1936). “Discovery” Rep. 12, 349-376. The birds of the South
Bagshawe, T. W. (1938). Trans. 2001. SOC. Lond. 24(3), 185-306. Notes on the
Bailey, A. M. and Sorensen, J. H. (1962). Proc. Denver Mus. nat. Hist. 10, 305.
Baker, A. de C. (1965). “Discovery” Rep. 33, 309-334. The latitudinal distribution
Blandin Landivar, C. J. (1959). Boln. met. Eczcad. 5.
Bonner, W. N. and Laws, R. M. (1964). In. “Antarctic Research” (R. Priestley,
R. J. Adie and G. de Q. Robin, eds), pp. 219-239. Seals and sealing. London:
Butterworth.
Boubier, M. (1919). Revue fr. Om. scient. prat. 6, 131-136. La distribution
geographique des Manchots (SphBniscidBs) et son interprBtation g6ophysique.
Budd, G. M. (1961). Emu 61,171-189. The biotopes of Emperor penguin rookeriea.
Budd, G. M. (1962). Proc. zool. SOC. Lond. 139(3), 365-388. Population studies in
rookeries of the Emperor penguin Aptenodytes forsteri.
Budd, G. M. and Domes, M. C. (1965). Emu 1964(4), 302-316. Recolonisation
of Heard Island by the King penguin Aptenodytes patagonica.
Burdecki, F. (1957). In “Meteorology of the Antarctic” (M. P. van Rooy, ed.),
pp. 153-171. G o d . Printer, Pretoria. Climate of the Graham Land region.
Cawkell, E. M. and Hamilton, J. E. (1961). Ibis 103a(l), 1-27. The birds of the
Falkland Islands.
Clarke, W. E., Ramsay, L. N. G., Brown, R. N. R. and Bruce, W. S. (1915). Rep.
scient. Results Scott. natn. antarct. Exped. Zoology IV, 199-306. Ornithology
of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition.
Crawford, A. B. and Serventy, D. L. (1952). Emu 52(2), 73-85. The birds of
Marion Island.
Csordas, S. E. and Ingham, S. E. (1965). CSJRO Wildlqe Res. 10, 83-99. The
New Zealand fur seal ArctocephaZus forsteri a t Macquarie Island 1949-64.
Davies, D. H. (1958). “Commerce and Industry”. The predation of sea birds in
the commercial fishery. pp. 1-16.
Deacon, G. (1937). “Discovery” Rep. 15, 1-124. The hydrology of the Southern
Ocean.
Douglas, D. S. (1964). I n Biologie antarctique (R. Carrick, M. Holdgate and
J. PrBvost, eds), pp. 503-508. Paris: Hermann.
Domes, M. C., Ealey, E. H. M., Gwynn, A. M. and Young, P. 8. (1959). ANABE
Rep. Bi ZooZ., 1-135. The birds of Heard Island.
Eights, J. (1838). In Voyages to the South Seas, e t a ” (E. Fanning): Pt. 6, 195216. A description of the new South Shetland Isles.
Elliott, H. F. I. (1957). Ibis 99(4), 545-586. A contribution to the ornithology of
the Tristan da Cunha group.
ci6n de 10s Impennes F6sils de Patagonia de y la isla Seymour.
the birds of the Chatham Islands.
Orkney Islands.
habits of the Gentoo and Ringed or Antarctic penguin.
Sub-Antarctic Campbell Island.
of Euphausia species in the surface water of the Indian Ocean.