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The 14 pages that link to James Clark Ross, each with the reason it gives.

• Antarctic Circumpolar CurrentRelated: His voyages gathered early observations of Antarctic seas and their circulation.

• Antarctic explorationRelated: His voyages mapped major features that later expeditions used as gateways inland.

• Antarctic researchRelated: His expeditions charted parts of Antarctica and advanced early geographic and magnetic observations.

• SubantarcticRelated: His expeditions surveyed islands and seas at the edge of the Subantarctic.

• Ross SeaRelated: The Ross Sea is named after the explorer whose expedition reached it in 1841.

• John FranklinRelated: He accompanied Franklin on overland exploration and later commanded Arctic searches.

• John DavisRelated: Ross’s expedition expanded Antarctic mapping decades after Davis’s reported landing.

• Ross IslandRelated: He discovered the island during his 1841 Antarctic expedition.

• United States Exploring ExpeditionCompared with: His later Antarctic surveys offered a distinct route and body of geographic evidence.

• Jules Dumont d'UrvilleRelated: Ross’s Antarctic exploration overlapped with Dumont d’Urville’s and helped define rival national claims.

• Ross DependencyRelated: His voyages charted the Ross Sea region that later became the dependency’s geographic center.

• James Ross IslandRelated: The island was named for this explorer.

• McMurdo SoundRelated: His expedition explored the sound and named nearby features.

• Balleny IslandsRelated: Ross explored the islands soon after Balleny’s sighting and charted parts of the group.