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The 58 pages that link to Southern Ocean, each with the reason it gives.

• South Atlantic OceanRelated: Its northern boundary is commonly used to mark the South Atlantic's southern limit.

• British Antarctic SurveyRelated: BAS ships and field teams study its circulation, ecosystems, and role in climate.

• South Pacific OceanRelated: Its exchange with the South Pacific connects Antarctic and subtropical waters.

• Crozet IslandsRelated: Its circulation and storm systems influence Crozet’s marine environment.

• Roaring FortiesRelated: Its broad open waters allow strong winds to travel for long distances with little interruption.

• Chilean Antarctic TerritoryRelated: Its waters surround the claimed territory and connect it to South America.

• Colossal squidRelated: Its range lies in these cold waters and adjoining Antarctic seas.

• Minke whaleRelated: Antarctic minke whales feed extensively in this cold, productive region.

• Cape LeeuwinRelated: It is one of the ocean regions associated with the cape’s meeting-point description.

• Climate of AntarcticaRelated: Its circulation and sea ice influence heat exchange around the continent.

• Giant petrelRelated: Its waters and islands form the core habitat of giant petrels.

• Metanephrops challengeriRelated: Scampi occur in southern waters near the region’s northern margins.

• Right whale dolphinRelated: The southern species ranges through temperate and subantarctic waters bordering this ocean.