“…For example, in the 175ø-205øE longitude interval, data were processed from only five passes across the L --1.65 shell in the southern hemisphere, all at local times for which peaks were less frequently observed, so the absence of L dependent peaks for B > 0.325 has little statistical significance. At comparable B values in the three different longitude intervals there is a clear trend for L dependent peaks to be observed more often at the more easterly longitudes Vampola and Kuck [1979]. discuss the possibility that drift dispersion might, in some fashion, account for the less frequent observation of peaks in the 53ø-96øE interval.…”