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Meanings of antarctic ocean in English
The waters, including ice shelves, that surround the continent of Antarctica, which comprise the southernmost parts of the Pacific, Atlantic and Indian oceans, and also the Ross, Amundsen, Bellingshausen and Weddell seas.
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His explorations in the Antarctic Ocean showed a hardihood and determination seldom surpassed.
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Some geologists said this accounted for the greater depth of the Antarctic Ocean.
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Far south of South America is the Antarctic Ocean.
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A cruise liner carrying 154 people has been evacuated in the Antarctic Ocean south of Argentina.
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The effect of acidity is currently being felt most profoundly felt in the Arctic and Antarctic oceans.
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One such group, the Antarctic Ocean Alliance, says that has changed and it is now focusing on fishing.
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Here they found merely a passageway for going from the Antarctic Ocean to open sea at the pole.
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Life below the frigid Antarctic ocean.
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Antarctic Ocean Alliance New Zealand co-ordinator Geoff Keey doubts watering down the plans further will secure the support needed.
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There is a corresponding magnetic pole in the Antarctic Ocean, or rather on Victoria Land, nearly south of Australia.
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I might have ended up somewhere in the Antarctic Ocean careening about on the back of a sperm whale.
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The party is at last rescued by a trading-vessel on its way to discover new lands in the Antarctic Ocean.
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As soon as these penguins dive into the icy Antarctic ocean, they become calculating, efficient killing machines, say Japanese researchers.
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Sea Shepherd New Zealand director Michael Lawry called on the government to help fight the annual battle in the Antarctic Ocean.
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An almost exactly similar Nymphon has been dredged from the depths of the Arctic and Antarctic oceans, nearly two feet across.
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After many days, the continent was passed; and Pym and Peters, alone, began their wearisome voyage across the great Antarctic Ocean.