The second French Antarctic expedition

Charcot, Jean

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“…. a number of preparations and sealed tubes containing fecal matter, soil, etc., which will be studied from the point of view of bacteriology’ (Charcot 1911). The only publication of results that I am aware of was a sample of soil, examined for nitrifying bacteria which was collected by R. Godfroy rather than Charcot (Müntz and Lainé 1913b).…”

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Bacteriology during the expeditions of the heroic age of Antarctic exploration

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2012

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During the heroic age of Antarctic exploration, nine expeditions are recorded as performing bacteriological research, but for only six were the results published and for one of these, the publication only relates to a single sample. Most of those doing the research were medically qualified though the majority of the research related to the bacteriology of snow, air, seawater and the contents of the alimentary tracts of Antarctic animals rather than clinical bacteriology. This paper discusses the research aims, the difficulties encountered and the broad results.

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Bacteriology during the expeditions of the heroic age of Antarctic exploration

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