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IN Prof. Drygalski's statements (NATURE, February 1) of the work mapped out for the proposed German Antarctic Expedition, no mention is made of obtaining tidal observations along the Antarctic Continent. In ascertaining the verae causae of tides which occur along many shores, even along the eastern coast of the United States, I believe this region to be of great importance.
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HARRIS, R. Tides along the Antarctic Continent. Nature 61, 490–491 (1900). https://doi.org/10.1038/061490d0
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