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Transcription
Gilmore
1931
PELAGIC CORMORANT. (8)
their aimless circular course.
Neither did it seem to be food that
caused the "chantagua". Such a
concentration of food would invariably
mean shrimps, and that "whales" and
"Phocanrates" would be present, and
they were not present.
The cormorants seemed to stay
in the general locality after we
had passed.