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INDEX

  • Adélie Land, 23
  • Amundsen, Captain Roald, 166, 170, 242
  • Animals, land, absence of, in Antarctic, 109–110
  • Antarctic Regions, extent of, 15, 17–18, 32, 93; coasts of, 19, 22–23; connection with adjacent continents, 20–22, 125–127, 173; continental character of, 197, 234–235; former climate of, 126–127; interior of, 19
  • Atmosphere, transparency of, 214–215
  • Aurora, 220–233
  • Bacteria, 85–87
  • Balloons for meteorological purposes, 210–216
  • Barents Sea, 166, 170, 201, 203
  • Bathymetrical survey, 169–176, 195–196
  • Bay Ice, 54–56
  • Bear, Polar, 74–76, 111–116
  • Beardmore Glacier, 39–43
  • Beaufort Sea, 244
  • Ben Nevis Observatory, 193–194, 215, 221
  • Bipolarity, 147–148
  • Birds In Antarctic, 137–146; in Arctic, 134–137
  • Black ice, 56
  • Black snow, 83
  • Blue mud, 173, 191–192
  • Brown, Dr. Robert, 79, 130
  • Brown, Dr. R. N. Rudmose, 78, 91–95
  • Buchan, Dr. Alex, 224, 233
  • Buchanan, J. Y., 38, 70, 182–185
  • Burn, Murdoch, W. G., 29
  • Cape pigeon, 142–144
  • Challenger, 51–62, 149, 171–172, 175, 182–185, 186, 190
  • Charcot, Dr. Jean, 20, 81, 90, 94, 165, 198, 229–230
  • Coats, Major Andrew, 166, 170
  • Coats Land, 19, 23–25, 172, 186, 196
  • Cook, Captain James, 42
  • Currents, cold, 182–190; warm, 180–184, 187. See also Ocean currents.
  • Deeps, ocean, 172–173, 175
  • Density of sea-water, 176–178
  • Deposits of sea bottom, 190–192
  • Diatoms of sea, 77–80, 159–160; on ice, 76–77; ooze, 80, 190–192
  • Discoloured ice, 74–77
  • Dredging in Antarctic, 151–152
  • Driftwood in Arctic, 85–92
  • Drygalski, Dr. von, 23
  • Edward Land, 37
  • Emperor penguin, 137–138
  • Enderby Land, 19, 24, 151
  • Equipment for expeditions, 110
  • Expedition, organisation of, 239–242, 248–251
  • Exploration, aims of, 236–254
  • Exploration of sea, importance of, 169, 245–247
  • Fauna, characteristics of marine, 89
  • Fauna of Antarctic and relations with other faunas, 148
  • Ferns in Antarctic, 94
  • Field ice, 58, 65
  • Floe ice, 58, 60
  • Flowering plants in Antarctic, 90, 93–94; in Arctic, 90, 95–102
  • Föhn winds, 196
  • Food in Polar expeditions, 103–108
  • Foxes, Arctic, 122–124
  • Fram, 77, 112, 189, 200, 239, 242
  • Franklin expedition, 104, 110
  • Franz Josef Land, 59, 80–81, 84, 91, 96, 99, 106, 115, 118, 179, 181, 200–201, 221–224, 225–229, 231
  • Freezing-point of sea-water, 64, 71
  • Graham Land, 19–22, 24, 38, 41, 45, 81, 90, 94
  • Green snow, 83
  • Greenland, 100, 116, 134, 188–189
  • Greenland Sea, soundings in, 170–176; physics of, 177–178, 180–181, 201
  • Grinnell Land, 100, 116, 124
  • "Growlers," 46
  • Gulf Stream, 181
  • Hansa, 189
  • Hare, 121
  • Health in Arctic regions, 85–87
  • Hummocks, 61
  • Hunters, 120, 122, 130, 133, 243
  • Ice, discoloured, 74–77; formation of, 54–58; islands, 35; movements of, 60–65; navigation, 65–67; pack, 60–68; pancake, 57–58

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