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Upper Air Temperatures 1

Nature volume 96, page 210 (1915)Cite this article

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THIS interesting publication of fifty-eight pages gives an account of some fifty to sixty ascents made at Batavia, Java, and over the neighbouring seas. Batavia lies in the latitude of 5° S., and observations from a place so near the equator are of especial value; these observations also were designed for the purpose of giving information on several interesting points.

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DINES, W. Upper Air Temperatures 1 . Nature 96, 210 (1915). https://doi.org/10.1038/096210a0

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