User:Hgrobe/gallery/2008

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Fri Dec 26 00:07:17 CET 2008

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  USS Glacier breaking ice out of McMurdo Sound enroute to Hut Point, to facilitate unloading cargo near site of Airopfac.
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  Construction of Airopfac, shows grading and supply dumps.
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  Pettibone cary-lift lifts panels from sled and delivers then to supply section of base McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.
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  Williams Airopfac on March 3, 1956, McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.
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  Flight deck of USS Glacier loaded with equipment transferred from USS Wyandot for transportation to Hut Point.
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  Airopfac, McMurdo Sound March 3, 1956 Antarctica - showing glacier breaking to winter quarters bay on which facility is located.
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  USS Glacier breaking ice out of Kainan Bay, Antarctica for berthing of cargo ships USNS Greenville Victory and USS Arneb.
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  USS Arneb moored in Kainan Bay.
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  USS Glacier, moored to ice in Kainan Bay.
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  Aerial view of Little America V.
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  Aerial view of Little America V.
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  Otter on ice at Little America after being hoisted over by Eastwind. Otter is to search for missing aircraft.
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  P2V 122466 refueling r5D-56505 after fueling at USS Nespelen and flying back to Airopfac. P2V 122464 in background.
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  Crew members of VX-6 prepare to assemble the UC-1 aircraft at McMurdo Sound.
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  Nose of P2V 122466 2aMEN 4" showing penguin and route flown fro Pax River, MD. to McMurdo Sound, Antarctica.
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  P2V refueling at McMurdo.
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  Crew of R4D 56505 VX-6 hang laundry on antennas of aircraft.
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  CWO W.C. Ahlin, J.K. Wheeler, ADC and E.H. Gann AD1 at Antarctica barber shop.
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  Jack Wheeler, ADC, working in distributor of P2V 122465.
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  Harvey E. Blund, AD2, putting cowling on after 90 hour check on P2V 122466.
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  Inside of 10 man tent showing snow deck and sleeping bag. Name of tent "CPO Fridge".
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  J.K. Wheeler, ADC, plane captain of R5D 56505 works on number 4 engine.
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  Glacier backing and ramming extension to cargo channel, McMurdo Sound 10-11 January. Ice in this area was 8 to 10 feet thick.
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  Heavy seas breaking into well deck area and resultant damage to sno cat.
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  Glacier's flight deck and fantail showing tpyical loads shuttled from cargo vessels to Hut Point.
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  Glacier's flight deck and fantail showing tpyical loads shuttled from cargo vessels to Hut Point.
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  To facilitate unloading oil drums chuts were contructed and at the foward station the boat boom and cargo booms were rigged to handle cargo.
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  Despite round the clock working schedules and adverse weather the accident rate was very low.
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  Stratocumulus clouds showing effects of open water and modified continental Antarctic air mass. This formation is usually accompanied by light north to neartheasterly surface winds.
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  Northern extremity of ice in McMurdo Sound. YOG-34 and USS Nespelen moored. View approximately north.
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  Commander task force forty-three inspecting Antarctic equipment being assembled in open storage areas at the construction battalion center, Davisville, Rhode Island.
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  Applying in the cargo assembly area at the contruction battalion center, Davisville, R.I., colored paint to shipping containers as code to indicate its ultimate destination in the Antarctic. A different color code was assigned for each base.
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  Stenciling shipping container to indicate its priority of unloading, the category of type of material housed therein, shipping permit number, and weight.
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  Antarctic supplies, color coded and marked, being segregated and stored pending loading on task force ships at the construction batallion center, Davisville, R.I.
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  Task cargo officer examining shipping permit file in his office at the construction batallion center, Davisville, R.I. Equipment and supplies were covered by a shipping permit which provided essential information for preparing loading plans, shipping manifests and cargo handling plans.
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  Cargo beeing hauled from te transit shed to the pier for laoding on task force cargo ships at the construction batallion center, Davisville, R.I.
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  Cargo assemlbed on the pier during loading operations at the construction batallion center, Davisville, R.I.
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  Loading operations just prior to deployment of cargo ships. A polar repair kit for use in maintenance of tractors and other automotive equipment is being loaded into No. 3 hold of the USS Wyandot.
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  Loading a D-4 caterpillar tractor equipped with forks into No.3 hold of one of the task force cargo vessels. This machine proved to be very effective for materials handling purposes, and was one of the few pieces of materials handling equipment which could be utilized in deep snow.
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  Loading drummed diesel fuel at the construction batallion center, Davisville, R.I. into the No. 2 hold deep tanks of the USS Wyandot. 840,515 gallons of diesel fuel were transported to the Antarctic, most of it in 55-gallon drums.
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  The USS Arneb, one of the task force cargo ships, entering Antarctic waters. An aviation gasoline refueling tanker appears as part of the deck cargo in the foreground.
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  UC-1 aircraft loaded over No. 4 hold of the USNS Greenville Victory, one of the task force cargo ships. A helicopter is visible on hatch No. 5, and other deck cargo in the background.
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  Lt. Harry Divens, the officer in charge of detachment bravo, cargo handling battalion three, delivering a lecture on safety precautions to cargo handling personnel during the voyage to the Antarctic. Lt. Divens detachment was assigned to the task force for the duration of the operation. This detachment helped to onload approximately 21,000 measurement tons of cargo at Kainan Bay and McMurdo Sound.
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  The first piece of equipment onloaded from the USS Arneb at Little America, a caterpillar D-2 tractor with low ground pressure treads.
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  Torque converter caterpillar D-8 tractor being unloaded by USS Glacier at McMurdo Sound. Tractor as shown weighed approximately 24 tons. Rated boom capacity of Glacier was 12 tons.
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  Sled mounted aviation gasoline refueler and nestable steel tanks unloaded from USS Arneb at Little America. Refueler proved awkward and unstable due to high center of gravity and narrow sled runners. The nestable tanks were welded together and used for fuel storage purposes at power plant.
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  Caterpillar D-2 tractor preparing area for assembly of 20-ton capacity bobsled. Sled in background is complete except for floating platform.
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  Assembling 20-ton capacity bobsleds at Little America using USS Arneb's boom to position freight platform on runner assemblies.
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  Twenty thousand feet of 4fuel hose on flight deck of USS Edisto.
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  Nestable fuel tanks being unloade from USS Arneb to 20-ton bobsled. Caterpillar D-2 tractor waits to remove sled.
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  Stern of USS Glacier shwoing 500 long tons of material onloaded from USS Wyandot for transfer to the air operating facility, McMurdo Sound.
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  Loading fuel drums on 20-ton capacity bobsled from USS Arneb at Little America. Caterpillar D-8 tractor waits to remove sled. In top center, tractor train is enroute to base camp.
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  Refueling R5D aircraft at McMurdo Sound direct from USS Nespelen by use of 1000 feet of hose and low pressure pumping system.
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  Caterpillar D-8 tractor towing two bobsleds, loaded with building equipment, from ships to base site at Little America.
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  Rough terrain fork lift handling material on bay ice at Little America. Performance of this equipment was good on ice but poor in snow.
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  Working party from ships separating and storing supplies at Little America.
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  Fuel drum stowage at Little America. Empty cargo sleds await removal by tractors.
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  Little America V during construction stage. Scattered supplies reflect hasty evacuation of the supply dump, located on bay ice. Supply dump was moved when ice gave indication of breaking up. The supplies, seen in picture were segregated and restored before task force ships departed.
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  Field kitchen Little America used for food preparation prior to construction of the permanent galley.
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  Observers desk wit frieden calculator, movie projector, frequency meter, microbarograph and thermograph.
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  The observer plotting neutron data.
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  Signal corps research team.
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  Signal corps test site, Little America V, 1955-1956.
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  Dielectric constant measurements - signal corps test site, Little America V 1955-56.
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  Dielectric constant measurements - signal corps test site, Little America V 1955-56.
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  Snow crystal microphotography signal corps test site Little America V 1955-56.
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  Medical facilities
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  Plot plan of Little America V, Antarctica
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  Crevasse across tractor train trail between ships and base site, Little America V, 30 Dec 1955.
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  Construction of 100,000 gallons capacitry avgas storage tank at Little America V, Feb 1956.
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  Erection of prefarbricated panel type buildings at Little America V, 5 Jan 1956.
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  Partially complete Little America V, 21 Jan 1956.
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  Aerial view of partially completed Little America V, 19 Jan 1956.
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  Advance party tent camp, Hut Point, Ross island, 1 Jan 1956.
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  LGP D-2 tractor tow army one ton sleds across bay ice, McMurdo Sound, 28 Dec 1955.
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  Off loading cargo onto D-2 dawn go devil sleds McMurdo Sound, 26 Jan 1956.
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  Sled for small parties.
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  Volleyball on the flight deck was extremely popular during warm weather crusing.
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  Beard-growing contestants awaiting decision from board of judges headed by Adm. Dufek.
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  Protestant divine services being coducted on the flight deck.
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  Catholic mass being conducted by father Linehan.

Thu Dec 25 13:57:06 CET 2008

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Sun Nov 23 22:44:12 CET 2008 + Thu Dec 18 23:18:23 CET 2008

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  Map of sites in the Arctic for scientific sampling and investigations during the QUEEN research project (1996-2003)

Fri Nov 14 12:52:20 CET 2008

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  - No. I Jahres-Isothermen
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  - No. II Januar-Isothermen
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  - No. III Juli-Isothermen
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  - No. IV Isothermen von Europa
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  - No. V Isothermen von Nord-Amerika
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  - No. VI Isobaren im Jahre
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  - No. VII Isobaren und Winde im Januar
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  - No. VIII Isobaren und Winde im Juli
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  - No. IX Witterungs-anomalien in Europa
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  - No. X Wetterkarten und Zugstrassen der Luftdruck_Minima
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  - No. XI Jährliche Regenmenge
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  - No. XII Regenkarte der Erde

Fri Nov 14 12:46:13 CET 2008

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  - No. I Jahres-Isothermen
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  - No. II Januar-Isothermen
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  - No. III Juli-Isothermen
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  - No. IV Isothermen von Europa
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  - No. V Isothermen von Nord-Amerika
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  - No. VI Isobaren im Jahre
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  - No. VII Isobaren und Winde im Januar
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  - No. VIII Isobaren und Winde im Juli
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  - No. IX Witterungs-anomalien in Europa
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  - No. X Wetterkarten und Zugstrassen der Luftdruck_Minima
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  - No. XI Jährliche Regenmenge
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  - No. XII Regenkarte der Erde

Fri Nov 14 12:28:52 CET 2008

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  - No. I, Land- und Wasserteilung
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  - No. II, Fliessende Gewässer
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  - No. III, Stehende Gewässer
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  - No. IV, Seetiefen
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  - No. V, Fluthwechsel
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  - No. VI, Seeströmungen
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  - No. VII, Strömungen und Wärme der See
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  - No. VIII, Nord- und Ostsee
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  - No. IX, Mittelländisches und Schwarzes Meer
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  - No. X, Ostindien & China
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  - No. XI, Westindien

Fri Nov 14 12:14:12 CET 2008

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  - No. I, Land- und Wasserteilung
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  - No. II, Fliessende Gewässer
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  - No. III, Stehende Gewässer
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  - No. IV, Seetiefen
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  - No. V, Fluthwechsel
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  - No. VI, Seeströmungen
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  - No. VII, Strömungen und Wärme der See
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  - No. VIII, Nord- und Ostsee
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  - No. IX, Mittelländisches und Schwarzes Meer
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  - No. X, Ostindien & China
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  - No. XI, Westindien

Fri Nov 14 11:05:52 CET 2008

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  - No. I, Linien gleicher Deklination (Isogonen)
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  - No. II, Die magnetischen Meridian-Kurven und Gleichgewichts-Linien
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  - No. III, Linien gleicher magnetischer Inklination (Isoklinen)
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  - No. IV, Linien gleicher magnetischer Horizontal-Intensität
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  - No. V, Änderungen der Magnetischen Deklination

Fri Nov 14 10:47:17 CET 2008

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  No. I, Linien gleicher Deklination (Isogonen)
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  No. II, Die magnetischen Meridian-Kurven und Gleichgewichts-Linien
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  No. III, Linien gleicher magnetischer Inklination (Isoklinen)
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  No. IV, Linien gleicher magnetischer Horizontal-Intensität
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  No. V, Änderungen der Magnetischen Deklination

Thu Sep 04 12:52:27 CEST 2008

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Thu Aug 28 23:48:55 CEST 2008

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Tue Aug 26 12:56:34 CEST 2008

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  Discoaster variabilis
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  Discoaster surculus
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Calcidiscus leptoporus
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  Coccolithus pelagicus
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  Discoaster pentaradiatus
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Discoaster pentaradiatus
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  Discoaster pentaradiatus
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  Discoaster surculus
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  Discoaster variabilis
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  Discoaster pentaradiatus
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  Discoaster broweri
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Calcidiscus leptoporus
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  Discoaster broweri
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  Coccolithus pelagicus
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Coccosphaera (Calcidiscus leptoporus)
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  broken microfossil filled with sediment
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  Coccosphaera (Coccolithus pelagicus)
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  Coccolith
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  Diatom
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  Coccosphaera (Coccolithus pelagicus)
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Coccosphaera (Coccolithus pelagicus)
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Calcidiscus leptoporus
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Coccolith (diageneticaly altered)
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Calcidiscus leptoporus
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  EDAX analysis of an SEM image
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  EDAX analysis of an SEM image
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  Coccolithus pelagicus
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Coccolith (diageneticaly altered)
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Sediment sample with microfossils
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  Coccolithus pelagicus
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  Sediment sample with microfossils, Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Radiolaria
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  Discoaster (diageneticaly altered)
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  Dinoflagellate, cyst
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  Coccosphaera (Coccolithus pelagicus)
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  Diatom
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  Diatom
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  Discoaster broweri
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  Discoaster pentaradiatus
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  Discoaster broweri
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  Discoaster broweri

Mon Aug 25 11:25:31 CEST 2008

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  Amperemeter
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  Declination instrument
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  Ink
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  Apparatus to demonstrate electromagnetic induction
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  Influence generator after Wilhelm Holtz
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  Air pump to demonstrate vacuum
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  Contour stamp
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  Lot
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  Morse key
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  Parallel-plate capacitor
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  Apparatus to demonstrate polarisation
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  Rheostat
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  Inclined plane
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  Typewriter from Continental (begin of 20th century?)
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  Sextant
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  Spectrometer
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  Control unit for mirror-barometer
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  Mirror-barometer
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  Mirror-galvanometer
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  Plug-resistor
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  Path of rays in a binocular (model from Zeiss)
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  Voltmeter
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  Water meter

Sat Aug 23 12:48:27 CEST 2008

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Sat Aug 09 23:01:14 CEST 2008

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  : Lloyd Werft, Bremerhaven
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  : Lloyd Werft, Bremerhaven
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  : anchor winch
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  : blue saloon with tiled stove
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  : bow at night, view from the bridge
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  : bow at night, view from the bridge
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  : bridge
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  : bridge at night
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  : carpenters workshop
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  : fitness room
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  : helicopter hangar
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  : gimbal-mounted bed in hospital
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  : compressor with aspiration hole of intering system
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  : kitchen
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  : laundry
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  : lecture room - meteorologist giving the weather forecast
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  : library in the blue saloon
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  : main engines
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  : main engines
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  : engine control center
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  : engine control center
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  : cabin of the nurse
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  : hospital
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  : pharamacy
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  : port propeller
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  : radio room
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  : spotlight at night with snow
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  : stabilizer, extended in dry dock
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  : support engines
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  : rear thruster
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  : weather station
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  : shaft tunnel, port side
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  : big wet laboratory (II)
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  : winch control room

Fri Aug 08 23:10:46 CEST 2008

User:Hgrobe/IPY

Sat May 03 08:03:41 CEST 2008

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  Title: Nihonbashi - The first stage of the Tokaido Highwa. A lively scene of Nihonbashi Bridge at dawn.
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  Title: Shinagawa - A gateway to Yedo (now Tokyo). Taverns are abutting the highway by the seashore.
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  Title: Kawasaki - The Rokugo River ferry with Mt. Fuji in the background in early spring.
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  Title: Kanagawa - Yokohama as it looked in the Tokugawa era.
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  Title: Hodogaya - A wayside village with a rotund hill in the distance
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  Title: Totsuka
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  Title: Fujisawa
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  Title: Hiratsuka
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  Title: Ohiso
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  Title: Odawara
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  Title: Hakone
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  Title: Mishima
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  Title: Numazu
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  Title: Hara
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  Title: Yoshiwara
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  Title: Kanbara
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  Title: Yui
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  Title: Okitsu
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  Title: Ejiri
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  Title: Fuchu
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  Title: Mariko
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  Title: Okabe
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  Title: Fujieda
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  Title: Shimada
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  Title: Kanaya
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  Title: Nissaka
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  Title: Kakegawa
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  Title: Fukuroi
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  Title: Mitsuke
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  Title: Hamamatsu
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  Title: Maisaka
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  Title: Arai
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  Title: Shirasuka
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  Title: Futakawa
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  Title: Yoshida
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  Title: Goyu
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  Title: Akasaka
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  Title: Fujikawa
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  Title: Okazaki
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  Title: Chirifu
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  Title: Narumi
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  Title: Miya
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  Title: Kuwana
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  Title: Yokkaichi
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  Title: Ishiyakushi
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  Title: Shono
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  Title: Kameyama
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  Title: Seki
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  Title: Sakanoshita
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  Title: Tsuchiyama
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  Title: Minakushi
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  Title: Ishibe
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  Title: Kusatsu
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  Title: Ohtsu
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  Title: Kyoto

Sat Apr 19 13:36:52 CEST 2008

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Thu Apr 03 20:20:21 CEST 2008

Wegener Expedition 1930/31 (see User:Hgrobe/IPY)

Sat Mar 29 22:05:33 CET 2008

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  The car is a Wanderer
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  Group of soldiers during a christmas party
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Tue Mar 04 14:59:25 CET 2008

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Tue Feb 26 01:49:59 CET 2008

User:Hgrobe/IPY

Mon Feb 25 2008

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  Stalagmite
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  Tridacna
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  Ripple marks
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  Conglomerate
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  Stromatopora
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  Plant fossils
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  Flash tube
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  Coral slice
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  Coral head
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  Drill core
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  Brachipoda

Sun Feb 10 + 17 + 21 2008

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  Eisarbeit
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  Forscher auf Skiern
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  Stromschnelle

Mon Jan 21 2008

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  Plate I
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  Plate II
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  Plate III
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  Plate IV
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  Plate V
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  Plate VI
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  Plate VII
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  Plate VIII
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  Plate IX
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  Plate X
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  Plate XI
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  Plate XII
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  Plate XIII
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  Plate XIV
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  Plate XV
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  Plate XVI
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  Plate XVII
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  Plate XVIII

Fri Jan 18 2008

User:Hgrobe/mineral

Wed Jan 02 2008

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