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diving on to the upturned and flooded floes. The wash of water sweeps the Euphausia[1] across such submerged ice. The Antarctic petrel has a pretty crouching attitude.
Notes on Nicknames | ||
| Evans | . | Teddy |
| Wilson | . | Bill, Uncle Bill, Uncle |
| Simpson | . | Sunny Jim |
| Ponting | . | Ponco |
| Meares | . | |
| Day | . | |
| Campbell | . | The Mate, Mr. Mate |
| Pennell | . | Penelope |
| Rennick | . | Parnie |
| Bowers | . | Birdie |
| Taylor | . | Griff and Keir Hardy |
| Nelson | . | Marie and Brontë |
| Gran | . | |
| Cherry-Garrard | . | Cherry |
| Wright | . | Silas, Toronto |
| Priestley | . | Raymond |
| Debenham | . | Deb |
| Bruce | . | |
| Drake | . | Francis |
| Atkinson | . | Jane, Helmin, Atchison |
| Oates | . | Titus, Soldier, 'Farmer Hayseed' (by Bowers) |
| Levick | . | Toffarino, the Old Sport |
| Lillie | . | Lithley, Hercules, Lithi6 |
- ↑ A species of shrimp on which the seabirds feed.
