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Some developments in Antarctic whaling, 1962–64

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 October 2009

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Since Brown (1963) wrote his comprehensive review of Antarctic whaling, the course of events has given 1963 some prominence in the history of this remote industry. Most significant was the fifteenth meeting of the International Whaling Commission, held in London in July, which had as one of its most important agenda items consideration of the reports of the special committee of three experts in population dynamics. This committee had been set up in 1960 to investigate Antarctic stocks, to work with the Commission's Scientific Committee, and to advise on conservation.

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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1964

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References

Brown, S. G. 1963. A review of Antarctic whaling. Polar Record, Vol 11, No 74, p 555–66.CrossRefGoogle Scholar
The following recent papers in Norsk Hvalfangst Tidende provide useful additional information: Norway's position with regard to the International Whaling, Årg 52, Nr 2, p 33–38; The International Whaling Commission, Årg 52, Nr 2, p 43–44; Pelagic whaling in the Antarctic, Season 1962–63, Årg 52, Nr 4, p 107–8 and Nr 5, p 138; Identification of pigmy Blue Whale in the Antarctic. Årg 52, Nr 5, p 128–30; International observers on pelagic expeditions to the Antarctic, Årg 52, Nr 8, p 217–22; International Whaling Commission, 15th Annual Meeting, Årg 52, Nr 8, p 225–26; Whaling in the Antarctic in the 1962–63 season, Årg 52, Nr 9, p 248–86.Google Scholar