Hi All
Thank you very much Geoff and Chris ;)
Best regards
Paulo
> Le 18 janv. 2017 à 03:00, Geoff Read <Geoffrey.Read from niwa.co.nz> a écrit :
>> Hi all,
>> Here is the private link for a scan pdf of a reprint, if you are interested:
>>https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4fZp-1MYVhhT3Jib1RMMXFYYXM>> Thanks very much to Chris Glasby for providing the scan.
>> Geoff
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> Subject: [Annelida] Request for Knox 1959, Arctic polychaetes
>> Hi all,
>> I had an enquiry about this Knox item, a book or report chapter, and I've never seen it myself either, and I would like to. Does anyone have it please?
>> Knox, G. A. 1959. Pelagic and benthic polychaetes of the central Arctic Basin. In: Bushnell, Vivian (ed.). Scientific Studies at Fletcher's Ice Island, T-3, 1952-1955, volume 1. [Geophysical Research Papers no. 63], pp. 105-114. U. S. Air Force Cambridge Research Center.
>> Why Knox in New Zealand would be working on these Arctic worms is a mystery, but he was long time associated with Antarctic research so perhaps there was a connection between polar researchers. Fletcher's ice island T-3 had a lot of military and scientific activity on it, lasted a long time, and was generated off Ellesmere Island in the Canadian Arctic.
>> Geoff
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