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  • They also receive small doses from the radiation that is naturally trapped around Earth in the ionosphere and the Van Allen radiation belts, particularly near the South Atlantic Anomaly.
  • Other companies are interested in the oil riches of the South Atlantic. Times, Sunday Times
  • While plans were drawn up in case the raider was a pocket battleship and not just one of the many German merchant ships which had sneaked out of the sanctuary of a South American port and armed herself, the Admiralty signalled to Admiral Lyon and Commodore Harwood that the order recalling the 4th Destroyer Division was cancelled and they were "to be retained in the South Atlantic for the present. Graf Spee
  • Twelve men were lost and the ship abandoned; she later sank while under tow in the South Atlantic.
  • News is coming in about an oil spill in the South Atlantic.
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  • This approximately black-bird-sized species of the tubenose family, which also includes the albatrosses, fulmarine petrels and storm petrels, breeds from November to February on the Falkland Islands and neighbouring island groups in the South Atlantic. EurekAlert! - Breaking News
  • Mrs. Kirchner dream comes true: half an hour with President Obama Japanese captured whale meat tracked to US and Korea restaurants South Atlantic Royal Navy nuclear powered sub en route to be decommissioned Falkland Islands: First loligo season of the year the 'best since 2000' MercoPress
  • The Rocas Atoll hosts more than 150,000 seabirds, including the largest South Atlantic colonies of sooty terns, brown noddies and masked boobies Sula dactylatra. Brazilian Atlantic Islands, Brazil
  • Subduction also takes place to the east of the South Sandwich Islands, which are found in the South Atlantic.
  • This stress was to lead to the break-up of the land mass, first appearing in the vicinity of the South Atlantic and the Indian Ocean.
  • For some of the most valuable species like red drum in the south Atlantic, red snapper in the Gulf of Mexico and bocaccio in the Pacific, the number rises to 56%, 59% and 87%, respectively.
  • Reaching the South Atlantic coast, we head down the steep cliffs on foot to find a colony of elephant seals basking on the shore, a huge black male surrounded by a harem of smaller females, all in the process of moulting.
  • A few of them saw the routine grounders Jeter kicked, and the wildly errant missiles he threw, all over the South Atlantic League.
  • Reaching the South Atlantic coast, we head down the steep cliffs on foot to find a colony of elephant seals basking on the shore, a huge black male surrounded by a harem of smaller females, all in the process of moulting.
  • Two days later, when a signal had been received that the German flying-boat "mother ship" Schwabenland was reported in the South Atlantic the staff discussed the possibility of her being the raider; and on 7th October Captain J.W. Clayton, the Deputy Director of Naval Intelligence, reported that he was not sure that the raider was the Graf Spee
  • Whatever the rights, wrongs or otherwise of that South Atlantic yomp, and without accurate recollection of her many proclamations, I remember she made much of ‘the boys’ fighting out there, or even ‘her boys’. Women and War
  • The Moon's dark umbral shadow follows a narrow path beginning at local sunrise over the South Atlantic, crosses southern Africa and the Indian Ocean, and ends at local sunset over southern Australia.
  • It is a South Atlantic island with an extinct volcano in the middle. Times, Sunday Times
  • Convergence of shelf water flows from the Middle and South Atlantic Bights (MAB and SAB) upon Cape Hatteras, North Carolina, presents a potential barrier to the exchange of fish larvae between bights.
  • Other animated features include a fish swimming up a waterfall, only to be snatched up in the jaws of a bear, a koala climbing up and down a eucalyptus tree and a penguin leaping off an iceberg you can read here how islanders in the South Atlantic rescued thousands of endangered northern rockhopper penguins, which were caught in thick oil slicks. Earth Day's 41st anniversary celebrated by Google
  • While you're a hatchling and growing over the first five to 10 years, you're just being swept along the south Atlantic," said Matthew Witt, of the University of Exeter. Secret voyages of leatherback turtles revealed using transmitters
  • (Soundbite of birdcall) Mr. MEIBURG: Steeple Jason is two-peaks rising out of the South Atlantic and are home to the largest breeding colony of black proud albatrosses in the world. Bird Sounds Recorded from Far Afield
  • In the South Atlantic a weird little war palely recalled Britain's glory days.
  • They'll be in the Gulf of Alaska, near Greenland, in the Argentine basin in the south Atlantic, and southwest of Chile in the Pacific.
  • Despite Argentina along rich South Atlantic fisheries, seafood is rarely seen on dinner tables.
  • The bipolar climate asynchrony in our scenarios is caused by the toggle between North Atlantic heat piracy and South Atlantic counter heat piracy.
  • Many ships carrying two or three Kingfishers operated in the South Atlantic, searching for subs and blockade runners.
  • The number of shell middens along the south Atlantic coast can never be determined accurately because many were destroyed in the early part of the 20th century.
  • After all, Mimi had married Bud on an icebreaker in the South Atlantic. MISS MELVILLE REGRETS
  • Moreover, if ostriches and rheas are indeed related to each other, as some evidence seems to suggest, then they represent a historical connection across the South Atlantic between Africa and South America.

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