Antarctic Zone

American  

noun

1. the section of the earth's surface lying between the Antarctic Circle and the South Pole.

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Example Sentences

The small winter cloudiness, which is reported also from the antarctic zone, corresponds with the low absolute humidity and small precipitation.

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Did ye come fro' th' Antarctic Zone, maister?

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A distinguished professor, writing of the influence of climate upon man, for the sake of illustration supposes the case of a human being whose life should be prolonged through many ages, and who should pass that life in journeying slowly from the arctic regions southward through the varying climates of the earth to the eternal winter of the antarctic zone.

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At this season the sun did not set so soon under the western horizon, and its rays bathed the vast Antarctic zone in unabated light.

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Then we felt more keenly than before the dangers which threaten every expedition to the Antarctic zone.

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