Item 1733: Ecological notes and illustrations of the flora of Macquarie Island. Masses of the giant...
Item 1733: Ecological notes and illustrations of the flora of Macquarie Island. Masses of the giant...
Item 1733: Ecological notes and illustrations of the flora of Macquarie Island. Masses of the giant kelp Durvillaea antarctica writhing in the surge of the ocean swell amongst rocky reefs bordering Hasselborough Bay. Plate X, 3 / Douglas Mawson
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Date
1911-1914
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PXE 725/no. 1733
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Pictures and Photographs
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Contents
1 photographic print - mount 31.7 x 24.4 cm - silver gelatin
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Item 1733: Ecological notes and illustrations of the flora of Macquarie Island. Masses of the giant kelp Durvillaea antarctica writhing in the surge of the ocean swell amongst rocky reefs bordering Hasselborough Bay. Plate X, 3 / Douglas Mawson
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Reproduced from negative located at ON 144/C30
The photoprints are reproduced in: 'Ecological notes and illustrations of the flora of Macquarie Island' by H. Hamilton in Scientific reports. Series C, v. 7. Zoology and botany / Australasian Antarctic Expedition, 1911-1914 ; pt. 5. Location Number: Q508.998/A Mitchell Library
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Presented 1923-1947
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PXE 725/no. 1733
Record Identifier
nGmNexGY
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9657046
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