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    • Small part of B-15J seen off the Drygalski ice tongue in 2008
    Rights: National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) Published 3 December 2007 Size: 140 KB Referencing Hub media

    A small part of B-15J seen off the Drygalski ice tongue in February 2008, having only travelled 120 nautical miles in 8 years.

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