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Meteorological observations during BRITANNIA cruise from Downs to Madras started at 1802-05-07
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García-Herrera, Ricardo
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Wheeler, Dennis A
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Prieto, Maria del Rosario
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Jones, Philip D
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Koek, Frits B
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