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Antarctic digital database, version 2.0. Manual and bibliography
1 July, 1998
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Squid recruitment dynamics. The genus Illex as a model. The commercial Illex species. Influences on variability
1 January, 1998 by Paul Rodhouse
Squid are among the fastest-growing short-lived commercial species and, as opposed to most finfish resources worldwide, their contribution to the total world fish production has been increasing at a high…Development of kinematic partitioning within a pure-shear dominated dextral transpression zone: the southern Ellsworth Mountains, Antarctica
1 January, 1998
The Heritage Range of the southern Ellsworth Mountains, West Antarctica, is composed of Cambrian to Permian sedimentary and volcanic rocks, which were deformed during the Permo-Triassic Gondwanian orogeny. The structural…A comparison of adaptive radiations of Antarctic fish with those of nonAntarctic fish
1 January, 1998 by Andrew Clarke
Antarctic biologists frequently emphasize the differences between the modern Antarctic environment and its fauna, and aquatic habitats and faunas elsewhere in the world. While it is valid to portray Antarctica…Read more on A comparison of adaptive radiations of Antarctic fish with those of nonAntarctic fish
Illex argentinus
1 January, 1998 by Paul Rodhouse
The Argentinean short-finned squid, Illex argentinus, is distributed along the shelf and slope in the western South Atlantic from 22° to 54°S. Since 1977 catches by a local and an…Towards a new free air anomaly map of the Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1998
Since 1959 the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has undertaken reconnaissance gravity surveys of the Antarctic Peninsula. Approximately 1500 on-rock and about 600 on-snow station values were measured. Continuing climatic, topographical…Read more on Towards a new free air anomaly map of the Antarctic Peninsula
Age, growth and maximum size of Antarctic notothenioid fish — revisited
1 January, 1998 by Andrew Clarke
The temperature of the Southern Ocean has undergone an overall reduction from about 20 °C to −1.8 °C over the last 55–60 million years. To date, the Southern Ocean is…Read more on Age, growth and maximum size of Antarctic notothenioid fish — revisited
The proto-Andean margin of Gondwana: an introduction
1 January, 1998
A basic background is presented for the discussion of the Early Palaeozoic geology of western Argentina covered by this book. This includes the definition and terminology of orogenic cycles on…Read more on The proto-Andean margin of Gondwana: an introduction
The Famatinian magmatic arc in the central Sierras Pampeanas: an Early to Mid-Ordovician continental arc on the Gondwana margin
1 January, 1998
A new multi-disciplinary study of the central Sierras Pampeanas encompasses fieldwork, petrography, metamorphic and micro-structural analysis, geochemistry and geochronology. Remnants of a low-to-medium grade metasedimentary sequence, which also occurs in…Feeding, metabolism and metabolic scope in Antarctic marine ectotherms
1 January, 1998 by Lloyd Peck
The rise in metabolism following feeding exhibited by animals, known as the heat increment or specific dynamic action (SDA) of feeding has been well known since the 1930s when it…Read more on Feeding, metabolism and metabolic scope in Antarctic marine ectotherms
The Pampean Orogeny of the southern proto-Andes: Cambrian continental collision in the Sierras de Cordoba
1 January, 1998
A detailed study of the pre-Silurian geology of the Sierras de Córdoba, Eastern Sierras Pampeanas, is used to define the sequence of magmatic and metamorphic events during the Pampean orogeny.…Polar patches – outstanding issues
1 January, 1998
Historically, the term polar patch was used to describe isolated regions of enhanced 630 nm emission observed in the polar cap. In recent years, signatures from other instruments, such as…Ionospheric signatures of magnetopause pocesses
1 January, 1998
Whilst it is well-accepted that short-duration changes to the Interplanetary Magnetic Field (IMF) and solar wind cause high-latitude ionospheric transients observed by magnetic, optical and radar techniques, a coherent explanation…Read more on Ionospheric signatures of magnetopause pocesses
Impact of fishing on life histories
1 January, 1998 by Eugene Murphy, Paul Rodhouse
Artificial selection pressures imposed by fisheries can impact population structure in the short term and drive evolution of life-history traits in the long term. In exploited squid populations the short…The cephalopod family Histioteuthidae (Oegopsida): systematics, biology, and biogeography
1 January, 1998 by Paul Rodhouse
This study is based on the large, mostly unreported collections of histioteuthids that have accumulated since the family was first revised by Voss in 1969. Of primary importance are the…Development, dispersal and recruitment: A paradox for survival among Antarctic fish
1 January, 1998 by Andrew Clarke
At first sight, the life-history strategies adopted by Antarctic fish appear to be a paradox. The majority of fish species are demersal and inhabit the peri-Antarctic islands that are isolated,…Read more on Development, dispersal and recruitment: A paradox for survival among Antarctic fish
The Antarctic Peninsula Continental Margin Northwest of Anvers Island
1 January, 1997 by Robert Larter
The Antarctic Peninsula has a dissected central plateau at 1500–2000 m elevation, at present overlain by a few hundred metres of ice which drains into transverse glaciers. On the west…Read more on The Antarctic Peninsula Continental Margin Northwest of Anvers Island
Glacially-influenced sediment drifts in the Rockall Trough
1 January, 1997
Sediment drifts are a major depositional product of bottom-current activity in deep-water settings, particularly on slopes and basin plains within, and adjacent to, continental margins. They commonly form positive features…Read more on Glacially-influenced sediment drifts in the Rockall Trough
South Georgia: an ecological atlas
1 January, 1996 by Eugene Murphy, Philip Trathan
Additional material is available online through the South Georgia GIS project - http://www.sggis.gov.gs/