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The Sea Ice System in Antarctic Summer, Oden Southern Ocean Expedition (OSO 2010-11)
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0839053 |
2013-01-01 | Ackley, Stephen |
The Sea Ice System in Antarctic Summer, Oden Southern Ocean Expedition (OSO 2010-11) |
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