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Upper Wind Currents over the Equator

Nature volume 32, pages 624–625 (1885)Cite this article

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THE importance of an accurate knowledge of the general circulation of the atmosphere over the equator is so obvious and so little known that the following observations, taken on a voyage from Aden to Australia in February, 1885, will be of interest:—

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ABERCROMBY, R. Upper Wind Currents over the Equator. Nature 32, 624–625 (1885). https://doi.org/10.1038/032624c0

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