Remains of a Therapod discovered on one island named for this man were given the nickname "Naze" because of their discovery on the peninsula of that name.
Remains of a Therapod discovered on one island named for this man were given the nickname "Naze" because of their discovery on the peninsula of that name. One land feature named for him expands from the Edward VII Peninsula to an anchor on one of his namesake islands, which itself is located in Graham Land and is separated from the mainland by the Prince Gustav Channel. A dependency named for this individual contains Williams Field and the Italian facility of Zucchelli Station, although it is owned by New Zealand. A ► sea named for this individual is bounded by Cape Colbeck, Cape Adare and Victoria Land, and is an extension of the southern Pacific Ocean.Â Discovering many of his namesake features leading an expedition on the HMS Erebus and HMS Terror, he also names an island in McMurdo Sound.Â  For 10 points, name this British explorer who gives his name to the largest ice shelf in Antarctica.Â 
Remains of a Therapod discovered on one island named for this man were given the nickname "Naze" because of their discovery on the peninsula of that name.
Sir James Clark Ross