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1 January, 1966
1. The diets of sledge dogs at a British Antarctic sledging base were studied both at base and during sledge journeys, and samples of the diets and the relevant faeces…Read more on The feeding of sledge dogs on Antarctic expeditions
1 January, 1965
The long-term effects of diet, physical activity and seasonal variation on serum lipids have been studied over a period of one year (1961) in members of the British and South…1 January, 1965
There is a long record of medical research and observation in the Antarctic, almost as long as the record of exploration. The early expeditions usually had a medical officer who…Read more on Medical research by the British Antarctic Survey
1 January, 1965
The Antarctic Peninsula, the islands rising from the Scotia Ridge, and the Falkland Islands are a key area for biologists interested in the origin, relationships, and adaptations of the Antarctic…Read more on Biological research by the British Antarctic Survey
1 January, 1965
THE Ross Seal (Ommatophoca rossi) is a relatively little-known animal and it was not until recently, when the British Museum (Natural History) received two frozen specimens from the British Antarctic…1 January, 1964
Ionospherics, electromagnetic waves originating somewhere in the ionosphere or the magnetosphere of the earth, have been recorded for more than six years in the audio-frequency band at the Whistlers-East chain…1 June, 1963
Upper wind observations at the Argentine Islands, Graham Land, for the period January 1954 to December 1958 are used to calculate the annual and seasonal vector mean winds. Scalar mean…Read more on Vector Mean Winds at the Argentine Islands, Graham Land, 1954-58
1 January, 1963
An extensive pumice raft was encountered by H.M.S. Protector in the area of the South Sandwich Islands on the 14th March, 1962. Evidence is presented which suggests that this material…Read more on Pumice eruption in the area of the South Sandwich Islands
1 January, 1963
While studying the distribution, within Antarctic regions, of the vascular plants now known from South Georgia, numerous discrepancies were found between the accounts of various authors. The present paper is…Read more on Check list of the sub-Antarctic and Antarctic vascular flora
1 January, 1963
The South Sandwich Islands lie between lats. 56° 18′ S. and 59° 28′ S., and between longs. 26° 14′ W., and 28° 11′ W. There are eleven islands, of which…Read more on Observations in the South Sandwich Islands, 1962
1 January, 1963
Some interesting curves result when whistler data are averaged over a long period of time to smooth out random short-term variations in whistler generation and propagation. Local season is such…Read more on Some results of five years of whistler observations from Labrador to Antarctica
1 January, 1963
Observations are reported on the modes of terrestrial locomotion among Antarctic members of the Phocidae. An account is given of the sinuous (or “swimming”) type of progression found most developed…Read more on Observations of terrestrial locomotion in Antarctic seals
1 January, 1962
In February 1902, members of Scott's Discovery expedition found the remains of a fish 18 in. long on the surface of the “pinnacled ice” near the ice front of the…Read more on Faunal remains on the Ross Ice Shelf in McMurdo Sound
1 January, 1962
cebreakers are best defined by their primary uses: to break sea ice, to manœuvre in heavy concentrations of pack ice, and to clear channels through which other ships can pass…