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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Martin Angel (Southampton Oceanography Centre)
and Andrew Clarke (British Antarctic Survey) are
thanked for their critical reading of the final draft of
this paper and their valuable and insightful comments.
Pauline Simpson (National Oceanographic Library) is
sincerely thanked for flushing out references I was
unable to find and Kate Davies (SOC) for drafting
support. David Goodall is also sincerely thanked for
his support, patience and encouragement during the
preparation of this paper.
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