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The 17 pages that link to Robert Falcon Scott, each with the reason it gives.

• AntarcticaRelated: His expedition’s fate became a defining episode in the history of Antarctic exploration.

• Antarctic explorationRelated: His expeditions combined geographic ambition with influential scientific programs.

• South PoleRelated: His party reached the pole in January 1912 and died on its return journey.

• James Clark RossRelated: Scott later used Ross Island as a base for Antarctic exploration.

• Polar explorationRelated: His Terra Nova expedition combined polar travel with a broad scientific program.

• Heroic Age of Antarctic ExplorationRelated: His expeditions made him a central figure in Britain’s Antarctic ambitions.

• Apsley Cherry-GarrardRelated: Scott commanded the expedition that Cherry-Garrard joined.

• AntarcticRelated: His expedition helped shape public memory of early Antarctic exploration.

• History of AntarcticaRelated: His fatal return from the South Pole became one of the era’s enduring public narratives.

• McMurdo SoundRelated: Scott’s expeditions used the sound as a base for exploration farther south.

• Clements MarkhamRelated: Markham championed Scott’s appointment to lead the 1901 British National Antarctic Expedition.