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Volume 3 - January 1942

Contents

Page 10 of 15

Meeting Report

Miscellaneous Notes

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

Article

  • Thermal Insulation in Polar Huts

  • G. P. Crowden
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    27 October 2009, pp. 131-136

  • It is one of the characteristics of the human body in health that an even warmth is maintained in its tissues and organs irrespective of the external environment. Whether an individual is undergoing active muscular exercise or is resting, body temperature as measured by the mouth is relatively constant, varying slightly in either direction from the temperature of 98.4° F. The maintenance of such a thermostatic control of body temperature depends on a balance between the heat produced within the body and the heat lost to its external environment by radiation to the surroundings, convection and conduction to the air, and the evaporation of moisture in the sweat from the surface of the skin, and to a lesser extent of water from the lungs.

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Errata

  • Errata

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    27 October 2009, p. 466
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  • The Polar Record, No. 19, January 1940

    Page 274. The list of personnel of the United States Antarctic Expedition is incomplete and inaccurate. For the correct list see pages 431–32 of this issue.

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Projected Expeditions

Miscellaneous Notes

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Projected Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Miscellaneous Notes

Front matter

  • POL volume 3 issue 22 Front matter

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    27 October 2009, pp. f1-f3
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Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Projected Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Completed Expeditions

Obituaries

  • Obituaries

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    27 October 2009, pp. 337-339
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Arctic Regions: Greenland: Completed Expeditions

Arctic Regions: Arctic Canada and Labrador: Projected Expeditions

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