Discovery Investigations

Discovery Investigations

The Discovery Investigations were a series of scientific cruises and shore-based investigations into the biology of whales in the Southern Ocean. They were funded by the British Colonial Office and organised by the Discovery Committee in London, which was formed in 1918. They were intended to provide the scientific background to stock management of the commercial Antarctic whale fishery. The work of the Investigations contributed hugely to our knowledge of the whales, the krill they fed on, and the oceanography of their habitat. The investigations continued until 1951, with the final report being published in 1980.

Contents

Laboratory

Shore-based work on South Georgia took place in the marine laboratory, Discovery House, built in 1925 at King Edward Point and occupied until 1931. The scientists lived and worked in the building, travelling half a mile or so across King Edward Cove to the whaling station at Grytviken to work on whales as they were brought ashore by commercial whaling ships.

Ships

Vessels used were:

  • RRS Discovery from 1924–1931
  • RRS William Scoresby from 1927 to ??
  • edit] Reports

    Results of the investigations were printed in the Discovery Reports. This was a series of many small reports, published in 38 volumes by the Cambridge University Press, and latterly the Institute of Oceanographic Sciences. Many were printed as individual reports rather than in large volumes.

    List of the Discovery Reports

    Volume

    Pages/Plates/Charts

    Title Author Published

    Volume I

    List of Personnel
    pp 1 – 140

    Plates I - VI

    Station List 1925 - 1927 January 1929
    pp 143 – 232

    Plates VII - XVIII

    Objects, Equipment and Methods S Kemp ScD

    A C Hardy MA
    N A Mackintosh ARCS MSc

    July 1929
    pp 235 – 255

    Plates XIX - XXIV

    The Natural History of the Elephant Seal

    with Notes on Other Seals Found at South Georgia

    L Harrison Matthews MA July 1929
    pp 259 – 540

    Plates XXV - XLIV

    Southern Blue and Fin Whales N A Mackintosh ARCS MSc

    J F G Wheeler MSc

    December 1929
    pp 543 – 560 Parasitic Nematoda and Acanthocephala Collected in 1925 - 1927 H A Bayliss MA DSc December 1929
    pp 563 – 592

    Plates XLV - LVI

    The Birds of South Georgia L Harrison Matthews MA December 1929

    Volume II

    pp 3 – 222 Polychaete Worms C C A Monroe MA October 1930
    pp 225 – 260

    Plate I

    Thoracic Cirripedes Collected in 1925-1927 C A Nilsson-Cantell, Sweden October 1930
    pp 263 – 370

    Plate II

    Oceanic Fishes and Flatfishes Collected in 1925 - 1927 J R Norman October 1930
    pp 373 – 402

    Plates III - IV

    Cephalopoda, I. Octopoda G C Robson MA November 1930
    pp 405 – 434

    Plate V

    The Age of Fin Whales at Physical Maturity with a Note on Multiple Ovulations J F G Wheeler MSc January 1931
    pp 437 – 482

    Plates VI - VII

    The Anatomy of a Marine Ostracod Cypridina (Doloria) Levis Skogsberg H Graham Cannon ScD February 1931

    Volume III

    List of Personnel January 1932
    pp 3 – 132

    Plates I - X

    Station List 1927 - 1929 January 1931
    pp 135 – 198

    Plates XI - XXXI

    The South Sandwich Islands

    (With a report on Rock Specimens by GW Tyrrell ARCSc DSc FGS FRSE)

    S Kemp ScD FRS

    A L Nelson RNR

    November 1931
    pp 201 – 222

    Plate XXXII

    Nebaliacea H Graham Cannon ScD December 1931
    pp 225 – 260

    Plates XXXIII - XXXVIII

    Cephalodiscus C C John MA December 1931
    pp 263 – 268 Spiders Collected by the Discovery Expedition,

    with a Description of a New Species from South Georgia

    W S Bristowe BA FZS December 1931
    pp 269 – 296

    Plate XXXIX

    Mollusca: Gasytropoda Thecosomata and Gymnosomata Anne L Massey March 1932
    pp 299 – 344

    Plates XL - XLIV
    Charts 1 - 4

    Narrative of Hydrographic Survey Operations in South Georgia and the South Shetland Islands Lt Cdr J M Chaplin RN June 1932

    Volume IV

    pp 3 – 230

    Plates I - IV

    Station List 1929 - 1931 July 1932
    pp 235 – 265 Oligochaeta. Part I. Microdrili (Mainly Enchytraeidae) J Stephenson CIE MB DSc FRS May 1932
    pp 267 – 291 Oligochaeta. Part II. Earthworms Grace E Pickford PhD,
    Osborn Zoological Laboratory, Yale University
    May 1932
    pp 293 – 460v

    Plates VI - XVII

    Foraminifera. Part I. The Ice-Free Area of the Falkland Islands and Adjacent Seas Edward Heron-Allen FRS

    Arthur Earland FRMS

    August 1932

    Volume V

    pp 3 – 326v

    Plate I

    Amphipoda K H Barnard DSc FLS August 1932
    pp 329 – 363 The Vascular Networks (Retia Mirabilia) of the Fin Whale (Balaenoptera physalus) F D Omanney ARCS BSc September 1932
    pp 365 – 466

    Plates II - III

    The Uro-Genital System of the Fin Whale (Balaenoptera physalus) F D Omanney ARCS BSc September 1932
    pp 469 – 484

    Plate IV

    Lobster-krill: Anomuran Crustacea that are the Food of Whales L Harrison Matthews MA November 1932

    Volume VI

    PP 1 – 138 Pycnogonida Isabella Gordon DSc PhD,

    Assistant keeper in the Department of zoology, British Museum (Natural History)

    December 1932
    PP 139 – 164

    Plates I - VI

    Report on Penguin Embryos Collected During the Discovery Investigations C W Parsons BA,

    Lecturer in zoology at the University of Glasgow

    December 1932
    PP 165 – 190

    Plates VII - XLII

    On the Distribution and Movements of Whales on the South Georgia and South Shetland Whaling Grounds Stanley Kemp ScD FRS

    A G Bennett

    December 1932
    PP 191 – 204

    Plates XLIII - XLIV

    On the Development of Cephalodiscus C C John MA DSc DIC December 1932
    PP 205 – 236

    Plates XLV - XLVII
    Charts 1 - 7

    Report on Soundings Taken During the Discovery Investigations 1926 - 1932 H F P Herdman MSc December 1932
    PP 237 – 392

    Plates XLVIII-LVII

    Sponges Maurice Burton MSc,

    Assistant-Keeper, Department of Zoology, British Museum (Nat. Hist.)

    December 1932

    Volume VII

    pp 3 – 15 Fossil Forminifera from the Burdwood Bank and their Geological Significance W A Macfadyen MC MA PhD FGS February 1933
    pp 17 – 27 Faecal Pellets from Marine Deposits Hilary B Moore BSc March 1933
    pp 29 – 138

    Plates 1 - VII

    Foraminifera. Part II, South Georgia Arthur Earland FRMS June 1933
    pp 139 – 170 On Vertical Circulation in the Ocean due to the Action of the Wind with Application to Conditions within the Antarctic Circumpolar Current H U Sverdrup November 1933
    pp 173 – 238

    Plates VIII - X

    A General Account of the Hydrology of the South Atlantic Ocean G E R Deacon BSc November 1933
    pp 241 – 252

    Plates XI - XIII

    Whaling in the Dominion of New Zealand F D Ommanney ARCS BSc December 1933
    pp 255 – 362

    Plate XIV

    Isopod Crustacea. Part I, The Family Serolidae Edith M Sheppard MSc December 1933
    pp 365 – 406

    Plate XV

    Some Aspects of Respiration in Blue and Fin Whales Alec H Laurie MA December 1933

    Volume VIII

    List of Personnel March 1934
    pp 3 – 270 On the Phytoplankton of the South-West Atlantic and the Bellingshausen Sea T John Hart BSc January 1934
    pp 271 – 318

    Plates I - XIII

    The Southern Sea Lion, Otaria byronia (De Blainville) J E Hamilton MSc January 1934
    pp 321 – 330 On a New Species of Mite of the Family Halarachnidae from the Southern Sea Lion Susan Finnegan BSc PhD January 1934
    pp 331 – 396

    Plates XIV - XV

    Scyphomedusae G Stiasny DSC, Leiden February 1934

    Volume IX

    pp 3 – 66 Hydrology of the Bransfield Strait A J Clowes MSc ARCS February 1934
    pp 67 – 160 Distribution of the Macroplankton in the Atlantic Sector of the Antarctic N A Mackintosh DSc April 1934
    pp 163 – 174

    Plate I

    The Sub-Antarctic Forms of the Great Skua (Catharacta skua skua) J E Hamilton MSc June 1934
    pp 177 – 206

    Plates II - XIV

    The Marine Deposits of the Patagonian Shelf L Harrison Matthews MA August 1934
    pp 209 – 216 The Development of Rhincalanus Robert Gurney September 1934
    pp 217 – 294

    Plates XV - XVI

    Nemerteans from the South Atlantic and Southern Oceans J F G Wheeler DSc November 1934
    pp 297 – 350

    Plates XVI - XXII

    The Sea Floor Deposits. I General Characteristics and Distribution E Neaverson DSc FGS December 1934
    pp 351 – 372 On the Stock of Whales at South Georgia J FG Wheeler DSc December 1934

    Volume X

    pp 3 – 210

    Plates I-X

    Foraminifera, Part III. The Falklands Sector of the Antarctic (Excluding South Georgia) Arthur Earland FRMS December 1934
    pp 211 – 248 The Falkland Species of the Crustacean Genus Munida G W Rayner BSc April 1935
    pp 249 – 282

    Plate XI

    On the Diatoms of the Skin Film of Whales, and their Possible Bearing on Problems of Whale Movements T John Hart MSc June 1935
    pp 285 – 382

    Plates XII - XXV

    The South Orkney Islands James W S Marr MA BSc November 1935
    pp 383 – 390 Report on Rocks from the South Orkney Islands CE Tilley BSc PhD December 1935

    Volume XI

    pp 1 – 456 The Plankton of the South Georgia Whaling Grounds and Adjacent Waters A C Hardy MA

    ER Gunther MA

    November 1935
    pp 457 – 510 The Continuous Plankton Recorder A C Hardy MA December 1936
    pp 511 – 538 Observations on the Uneven Distribution of Oceanic Plankton A C Hardy MA November 1936

    Volume XII

    List of Personnel 1936
    pp 1 – 58 Coast Fishes. Part I. The South Atlantic J R Norman December 1935
    pp 59 – 198 Polychaete Worms C C A Monro MA January 1936
    pp 199 – 348

    Plates I - IX

    Echinoidea and Ophiuroidea Th. Mortensen March 1936
    pp 349 – 378

    Plates X - XII

    The Birds of the South Orkney Islands R A B Ardley RNR February 1936
    pp 379 – 440 Larvae of Decapod Crustecea Robert Gurney DSc September 1936

    Volume XIII

    pp 1 – 76

    Plates I - IIa

    Foraminifera. Part IV, Additional Records from the Weddell Sea Sector from Material Obtained by the SY Scotia

    With a report on Some Crystalline Components of the Weddell Sea Deposits. by FA Bannister MA

    Robert Gurney DSc September 1936
    pp 77 – 106 The Royal Research Ship Discovery II R A B Ardley RNR

    N A Mackintosh DSc

    July 1936
    pp 277 – 384 Rhincalanus Gigas (Brady) A Copepod of the Southern Macroplankton F D Ommaney PHd ARCS October 1936

    Volume XIV

    pp 1 – 192 On the Development and Distribution of the Young Stages of Krill (Euphausia superba) F C Fraser BSc December 1936
    pp 193 – 324

    Plates I - V

    The Southern Species of the genus Euphausia Helene E Bargmann PhD June 1937
    pp 351 – 404 Larvae of Decapod Crustacea. Part IV. Hippolytidae Robert Gurney DSc June 1937

    Volume XV

    pp 1 –124 The Hydrology of the Southern Ocean G E R Deacon BSc March 1937
    pp 125 – 152 Note on the Dynamics of the southern Ocean G E R Deacon March 1937
    pp 153 – 222 New Species of Marine Mollusca from New Zealand A W B Powell March 1937
    pp 223 – 284 The Age of Female Blue Whales and the Effect of Whaling on the Stock Alec H Laurie MA May 1937

    Volume XVI

    pp 1 – 150

    Plates I - V

    Coast Fishes. Part II. The Patagonian Region J R Norman February 1937
    pp 151 – 364

    Plates VI - XIII

    The Plankton Diatoms of the Southern Seas N Ingram Hendey FLS FRMS April 1937
    pp 365 – 412 The Seasonal Circulation of the Antarctic Macroplankton N A Mackintosh DSc April 1937
    pp 413 – 446

    Plate XIV

    Rhizosolenia curvata Zacharias, an Indicator Species in the Southern Ocean T John Hart DSc May 1937

    Volume XVII

    pp 1 – 6

    Plate I

    On the Histological Structure of Cetacean Lungs F Haynes MA

    Alec H Laurie MA

    July 1937
     ???
    pp 291 – 344 Larvae of Decapod Crustecea. Part V. Nephropsidea and Thalassinidea Robert Gurney DSc July 1938

    Volume XVIII

    pp 1 – 104

    Plate I

    Coast Fishes. Part III. The Antarctic Zone J R Norman May 1938
    pp105 – 120

    Plate II

    On the Operation of Large Plankton Nets James W S Marr MA BSc August 1938
    pp 121 – 222

    Plates III - VI

    Crinoidea D Dilwyn John MSc October 1938
    pp 223 – 238 Thoracic Cirripeded Collected in 1925 - 1936 C A Nilsson-Cantell, Sweden January 1939
    pp 239 – 264

    Plates VII - XIII

    The Leopard Seal Hydrurga leptonyx (De Blainville) J E Hamilton MSc October 1939
    pp 265 – 322

    Plates XIV - XIX

    Hydromedusae from the Falkland Islands Edward T Browne

    PL Kramp

    November 1939
    pp 323 – 338

    Plates XX - XXI

    Madreporarian Corals, with an Account of Variation in Carophyllia J Stanley Gardiner MS FRS November 1939

    Volume XIX

    pp 1 – 120

    Plates I - XXV

    Phosphate and Silicate in the Southern Ocean A J Clowes MSc ARCS October 1938
    pp 121 – 164

    Plates XXVII - XXXIII

    A Second Report on the Southern Sea Lion, Otaria Byronia (De Blainville) J E Hamilton MSc December 1939
    pp 165 – 184

    Plates XXXIV - XXXVIII

    MacRobertson Land and Kemp Land, 1936

    With a Report on Rock Specimens by CE Tilley FRS

    George W Rayner May 1940
    pp 185 – 244

    Plates XXXIX - XLII

    On the Anatomy of Gigantocypris Mulleri H Graham Cannon ScD FRCS July 1940
    pp 245 – 284

    Plates XLIII - LXVIII

    Whale Marking, Progress and Results to December 1939 George W Rayner July 1940
    pp 285 – 296

    Plates LXIX - XCV

    Distribution of the Pack Ice in the Southern Ocean N A Mackintosh DSc

    HFP Herdman MSc

    July 1940

    Volume XX

    pp 1 – 68 Larvae of Decapod Crustacea. Part VI. The Genuis Sergestes R Gurney and M V Lebour July 1940
    pp 69 – 306

    Plates I - XXIII

    Asteroidea Walter K Fisher November 1940
    pp 307 – 382

    Plates XXIV - XXVI

    On the Structure of the Photophores of some Decapod Crustacea Ralph Dennell DSc December 1940

    Volume XXI

    pp 1 – 226

    Plates I - IV

    Station List 1931 - 1933 February 1941
    pp 227– 234

    Plates V - VI

    A Rare Porpoise of the South Atlantic, Phocana Dioptrica (Lahille, 1912) J E Hamilton DSc February 1941
    pp 235 – 260

    Plates VII - VIII

    The Euchiuridae, Sipuncylidae and Priapulidae Collected by the Ships of the Discovery Committee During the Years 1926 to 1937 A C Stephen DSc October 1941
    pp 261 – 356 Phytoplankton Periodicity in Antarctic Surface Waters T John Hart DSc October 1942

    Volume XXII

    pp 1 – 196

    Plate I - IV

    Station List 1933 - 1935 March 1942
    pp 197 – 300 The Southern Stocks of Whalebone Whales N A Mackintosh DSc June 1942
    pp 301 – 510

    Plates V - XIII

    Polyzoa (Bryozoa) I. Scrupocellariidae, Apistmiidae, Farciminariidae, Bicellariellidae, Aeteidae, Scrupariidae Anna B Hastings MA PhD

    British Museum (Natural History)

    September 1943

    Volume XXIII

    pp 1 – 18 The Gut of Nebaliacea Helen G Q Rowett October 1943
    pp 19 – 36 On a Specimen of the Southern Bottlenosed Whale, Hyperoodon planifrons F C Fraser DSc March 1945
    pp 37 – 102 Report on Rocks from West Antarctica and the Scotia Arc G W Tyrell ARCSc DSc FGS FRSE June 1945
    pp 103 – 176 The Development and Life-History of Adolescent and Adult Krill, Euphausia superba Helene E Bargmann PhD June 1945
    pp 177 – 212

    Plates I - XIV

    The Antarctic Convergence and the Distribution of Surface Temperatures in Antarctic Waters N A Mackintosh DSc January 1946
    pp 213 – 222

    Plate XV

    Nebalipsis typica H Graham Cannon ScD FRS August 1946
    pp 223 – 408

    Plate XVI

    Report on the Trawling Surveys on the Patagonian Continental Shelf

    Compiled mainly from manuscripts left by the late ER Gunther MA

    T John Hart DSc December 1946

    Volume XXIV

    pp 1 – 196

    Plates I - III

    Station List 1935 - 1937 November 1944
    pp 197 – 422

    Plates IV - VI

    Station List 1937 - 1939 April 1947

    Volume XXV

    pp 1 – 30

    Plates I - IV

    Antarctic Pyrenocarp Lichens I Mackenzie Lamb DSc March 1948
    pp 31 – 38

    Plates V - XXII

    Whale Marking II. Distribution of Blue, Fin and Humpback Whales Marked from 1932 to 1938 Georfga W Rayner May 1948
    pp 39 – 106

    Plates XXIII - XXXI

    Soundings Taken During the Discovery Investigations, 1932–39 H F P Herdman MSc September 1948
    pp 107 –112

    Plate XXXII

    On the Reproductive Organs of Holozoa Cylindrica Lesson Dr A Arnback Christie-Linde March 1949
    pp 143 – 280

    Plates XXXIV - XXXVII

    Discovery Investigations Station List RRS William Scoresby 1931 - 1938 September 1949
    pp 281 – 314

    Plates XXXVIII - XLI

    Ellobiopsidae Dr H Boschma FMLS CMZS November 1949

    Volume XXVI

    pp 1 – 32

    Plate I

    The Bathypelagic Angler Fish Ceratias holbolli Kroyer Robert Clarke MA September 1950
    pp 33 – 46

    Plates II - IV

    Stylasteridae (Hydrocorals) from Southern Seas Prof. Hjalmar Broch

    University of Oslo

    January 1951
    pp 47 – 196

    Plates V - X

    Antarctic and Subantarctic Mollusca: Pelecypoda and Gastropoda A W B Powell FRSNZ March 1951
    pp 197 – 210 The Vampyromorpha of the Discovery Expeditions Grace E Pickford July 1952
    pp 211 – 258

    Plates XI - XII

    Discovery Investigations Station List RRS William Scoresby 1950 April 1953
    pp 259 – 280 A Preliminary Report on the Ostracoda of the Benguela Current E J Iles October 1953
    pp 281 – 354

    Plates XIII - XVIII

    Open Boat Whaling in the Azores: The History and Present Methods of a Relic Industry Robert Clarke MA February 1954
    pp 355 – 384 Dispersal in Blue and Fin Whales S G Brown January 1954

    Volume XXVII

    pp 1 – 162

    Plates I - XII

    Siphonophora of the Indian Ocean

    Together with Systematic and Biological Notes on Related Specimens from Other Oceans

    A K Totton

    British Museum (Natural History)

    April 1954
    pp 163 – 200 The Pelagic Mollusca of the Benguela Current

    Part I. First Survey RRS William Scoresby March 1950
    With an Account of the Reproductive System and Sexual Succession of Limacina bulimoides

    J E Morton PhD August 1954
    pp 201 – 208 The Circumpolar Continuity of Antarctic Plankton Species A de C Baker

    National Institute of Oceanography

    August 1954
    pp 219 – 234 The Planktonic Decapod Crustacea and Stomatopoda of the Benguela Current

    Part I. First Survey RRS William Scoresby March 1950

    Marie V Lebour DSc October 1954
    pp 235 – 278

    Plate XIII

    The Distribution of Sagitta gazella Ritter-Zahony P M David April 1955
    pp 279 – 291 Cumacea of the Benguela Current N S Jones PhD

    Marine Biological Station, Port Erin

    June 1955
    pp 293 – 302

    Plates XIV - XVIII

    The Wax Plug in the External Auditory Meatus of the Mysticeti P E Purves

    Dept of Zoology, British Museum (Nat. Hist.)

    July 1955
    pp 337 – 376 Euphausiacea of the Benguela Current

    First Survey, RRS William Scoresby, March 1950

    Brian P Boden August 1955
    pp 377 – 395

    Plates XX - XXI

    Cestodes of Whales and Dolphins from the Discovery Collections S Markowski September 1955

    Volume XXVIII

    pp 1 – 190 Mysidacea Olive S Tattersall DSc November 1955
    pp 191 – 236 The Distribution of the Standing Crop of Zooplankton in the Southern Ocean P Foxton April 1956
    pp 237 – 298

    Plates I - II

    Sperm Whales of the Azores Robert Clarke December 1956
    pp 299 – 398

    Plates III - V

    Station List 1950 - 1951 November 1955

    Volume XXIX

    pp 1 – 128

    Plates I - VII

    Hydromedusae from the Discovery Collections P L Kramp February 1957
    pp 129 – 140 New Observations on the Aberrant Medusa Tetraplatia volitans Busch Willam J Rees and Ernest White

    British Museum (Natural History)

    February 1957
    pp 141 – 198

    Plates VIII - IX

    Isopod Crustacea Part II. The Sub-order Valvifera. Families: Idoteidae, Pseudidotheidae and Xenarctuidae Fam.N.

    With a Supplement to Isopod Crustacea, Part I. The Family Serolidae

    Edith M Shephard

    Department of Zoology, Cardiff

    September 1957
    pp 199 – 228

    Plates X

    The Distribution of the Chaetognatha of the Southern Ocean P M David April 1958
    pp 229 – 244 The Reliability of Deep-Sea Reversing Thermometers H F P Herdman and

    L H Pemberton

    May 1958
    pp 245 – 280

    Plates XI - XII

    Octocorals Part I. Pennaturalarians Hjalmar Broch

    The Zoological Laboratory, Oslo-Blindern, Norway

    December 1958
    pp 281 – 308

    Plate XIII

    The Foetal Growth Rates of Whales with Special Reference to the Fin Whale, Balaenoptera Physalus Linn. R M Laws

    National Institute of Oceanography

    March 1959
    pp 309 – 340 The Distribution and Life History of Euphausia triacantha Holt and Tatersall A de C Baker April 1959

    Volume XXX

    pp 1 – 160

    Plates I - VI

    Ascidiacea R H Millar February 1960
    pp 161 – 300 The Distribution of Pelagic Polychaetes in the South Atlantic Ocean Norman Tebble

    British Museum (Natural History)

    April 1960
    pp 301 – 408

    Plates VII - XXVIII

    Studies on Physalia physalis (L.)

    Part I. Natural History and Morphology
    Part II. Behaviour and Histology


    A K Totton
    G O Mackie

    August 1960

    Volume XXXI

    pp 1 – 122

    Plates I - III

    Swimbladder Structure of Deep-Sea Fishes in Relation to Their Systematics and Biology N B Marshall

    British Museum (Natural History)

    November 1960
    pp 123 – 298 The Benguela Current T John Hart

    Ronald I Currie

    November 1960
    pp 299 – 326 The Appendages of the Halocyprididae E J Iles

    Dept. Zoology, Univ. of Manchester

    February 1961
    pp 327 – 486

    Plates IV - VII

    Reproduction, Growth and Age of Southern Fin Whales R M Laws November 1961

    Volume XXXII

    pp 1 – 32

    Plates I - II

    Salpa fusiformis Cuvier and Related Species P Foxton October 1961
    33 - 464

    Plate III

    The Natural History and Geography of the Antarctic Krill (Euphausia superba Dana) James Marr November 1962

    Volume XXXIII

    pp 1 – 54

    Charts 1 - 11

    The Movements of Fin and Blue Whales within the Antarctic Zone S G Brown March 1962
    pp 55 – 92

    Plate I

    Rhizocephala H Boschma

    Rijksmuseum van Ntuurijke Historie, Leiden

    November 1962
    pp 93 – 250

    Plates II - VII

    Antarctic and Subantarctic Mollusca: Amphineura, Scaphopoda and Bivalva R K Dell

    Dominion Museum, Wellington, New Zealand

    November 1964
    pp 251 – 307

    Plates VIII - XXI

    Larves de Cerianthaires E Leloup

    Institut royal des Sciences naturelles de Belgique

    November 1964
    pp 309 – 334 The Latitudinal Distribution of Euphausia Species in the Surface Waters of the Indian Ocean A de C Baker

    National Institute of Oceanography, Wormley, Godalming, Surrey

    April 1965
    pp 335 – 384

    Plates XXII - XXVI

    Development of the stolon in Salpa fusiformis Cuvier and Salpa aspera Chamisso R M Sawicki

    Rothamstead Experimental Station

    April 1966

    Volume XXXIV

    pp 1 – 116 The Distribution and Life-History of Salpa Thompsoni Foxton with Observations on a Related Species, Salpa Gerlachei Foxton P Foxton July 1966
    pp 117 – 162 The Distribution and Life-History of Calanoides acutus (Giesbrecht) Keith J H Andrews September 1966
    pp 163 – 198 The Distribution of Parathemisto Gaudichaudii (Guer), with Observations on its Life-History in the 0° - 20° E Sector of the Southern Ocean Jasmine E Kane October 1966
    pp 199 – 394

    Plates 1 - 17

    Polyzoa (Bryozoa) - Ascophora - from North New Zealand Neil Andrew Powell

    National Museum of Canada, Ottawa

    September 1967

    Volume XXXV

    pp 1 – 30

    Plates I - IV

    Seasonal Formation of Laminae in the Ear Plug of the Fin Whale H S J Roe

    Whale Research Unit,
    National Institute of Oceanography

    September 1967
    pp 31 – 134 Seasonal Cycles and Reproduction in Sei Whales of the Southern Hemisphere Ray Gambell

    Whale Research Unit,
    National Institute of Oceanography

    September 1968
    pp 135 – 178 Spirorbis Species (Polychaeta: Serpulidae) From the South Atlantic Tegwyn Harris

    Department of Zoology,
    Exeter University

    September 1969
    pp 179 – 198

    Plates V - VI

    On Ihlea Magalhanica (Apstein) (Tunicata: Salpidae) and Ihlea Racovitzai (Van Beneden) P Foxton

    National Iistitute of Oceanography

    January 1971

    Volume XXXVI

    pp 1 – 94 Life Cycle of Antarctic Krill in Relation to Ice and Water Conditions N A Mackintosh

    Natural Environment Research Council

    February 1972
    pp 95 – 156

    Plates I - XVII

    Distribution of Post-Larval Krill in the Antarctic N A Mackintosh

    Natural Environment Research Council

    December 1973
    pp 157 – 178 Sizes of Krill Eaten by Whales in the Antarctic N A Mackintosh

    Natural Environment Research Council

    April 1974
    pp 179 – 266 Monogena and Digena from Fishes David I Gibson

    British Museum (Natural History)

    February 1976

    Volume XXXVII

    pp 1 – 324 Cephalopoda in the Diet of Sperm Whales of the Southern Hemisphere and their Bearing on Sperm Whale Biology Malcolm R Clarke

    Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, Plymouth

    March 1980

    Books

    The Discovery Investigations are described in the following books, all of which were out of print in 2008:

    • Great Waters by Sir Alister Hardy - Collins, 1967
    • South Latitude by F D Ommanney - Longmans, 1938
    • Discovery II In The Antarctic by John Coleman-Cooke - Odhams, 1963
    • A Camera in Antarctica by Alfred Saunders - Winchester Publications, London, 1950

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