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A cyphonautes larva (Bryozoa: Gymnolaemata) from the Bellingshausen Sea, Antarctica
1 January, 1995
Bryozoans are an important component of the sessile, suspension-feeding fauna on the Antarctic continental shelf, (Knox & Cameron, 1970; Dell, 1972; Winston, 1983; Winston & Heimberg, 1988). Antarctic bryozoan faunas…Read more on A cyphonautes larva (Bryozoa: Gymnolaemata) from the Bellingshausen Sea, Antarctica
Distribution of pelagic larvae of benthic marine invertebrates in the Bellingshausen Sea
1 January, 1995 by Lloyd Peck
During November and December 1992, plankton samples were collected using a ring net of mesh size 200 μm vertically hauled through a 600 m water column, at five stations along…New K-Ar isotopic ages of schists from Nordenskjöld Coast, Antarctic Peninsula: oldest part of the Trinity Peninsula Group?
1 January, 1995
K-Ar whole-rock dating of five samples of quartz-mica schist from the Nordenskjöld Coast, eastern Graham Land, provides the first unequivocal evidence of pre-Triassic (> 249 ± 7 Ma) deposition of…Petrogenesis of boninites in the Ordovician Ballantrae Complex ophiolite, southwestern Scotland
1 January, 1995
Primitive lava and hyaloclastite with unusual, highly refractory compositions, form part of the Early Ordovician Balcreuchan Group within the ophiolitic Ballantrae Complex, southwestern Scotland. They are identified as likely high-Ca…VELOX: a new VLF/ELF receiver in Antarctica for the Global Geospace Science mission
1 January, 1995
VELOX (VLF/ELF Logger Experiment), a new facility for systematically studying the characteristics of magnetospherically generated ELF/VLF radio noise received at a high-latitude ground station (Halley, Antarctica, 76°S, 26°W, L =…Read more on VELOX: a new VLF/ELF receiver in Antarctica for the Global Geospace Science mission
Colonization by lichens and the development of lichen-dominated communities in the maritime Antarctic
1 January, 1995
Three long-term studies of lichen growth and colonization have been undertaken at Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, in the maritime Antarctic. Small individual thalli of several crustose species and uncolonized…Oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) of Beauchêne Island, Falklands, South Atlantic
1 January, 1995
A total of 12 species of oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) are reported from Beauchêne Island, including two new species. Furcobates lewissmithi n. sp. and Oribatella blocki n. sp. are described…Read more on Oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) of Beauchêne Island, Falklands, South Atlantic
Oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) of South Georgia, South Atlantic
1 January, 1995 by William Block
Twenty-one species of oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida), including three new species, are reported from samples collected on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia. Fossonothrus wallworki n.sp., Lanceoppia elegantula n.sp. and…Read more on Oribatid mites (Acari: Oribatida) of South Georgia, South Atlantic
Climatic severity and the response to temperature elevation of Arctic aphids
1 January, 1995 by William Block
1 Theory suggests that any given rise in temperature resulting from climate change will have its greatest effect on high Arctic ecosystems where growing seasons are short and temperatures low.…Read more on Climatic severity and the response to temperature elevation of Arctic aphids
Distribution patterns of macrozooplankton assemblages in the southwest Atlantic
1 January, 1995 by Geraint Tarling, Peter Ward
A zooplankton net sampling survey was conducted in the southwest Atlantic between 34* and 55* S during austral spring 1990. The survey grid covered shelf, slope and oceanic regions and…Read more on Distribution patterns of macrozooplankton assemblages in the southwest Atlantic
An evaluation of a self-calibrating infrared radiometer for measuring sea surface temperature
1 January, 1995 by Howard Roscoe, John Turner
Satellite radiometer measurements of global sea surface temperature (SST) with an accuracy of 0.3 K are required for climate change monitoring. In order to validate that this accuracy can be…Validation of Atlantic Ocean sea surface temperatures measured by the ERS-1Along Track Scanning Radiometer
1 January, 1995 by John Turner
During the period from October 1991 to May 1992 the royal research ship Bransfield made its annual voyage from the United Kingdom to Antarctica and back. Whenever the measurement swath…High resolution observations of Weddell Sea surface currents using ERS-l SAR sea-ice motion vectors
1 January, 1995 by John Turner, Thomas Lachlan-Cope
Abstract Two areas of the Weddell Sea, one in the south and one in the west, were chosen for a preliminary investigation of sea-ice motion tracking from ERSt Synthetic Aperture…The synoptic origins of precipitation over the Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1995 by John Turner, Steve Colwell, Thomas Lachlan-Cope
The synoptic origins of precipitation on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula over the one year period March 1992 to February 1993 are investigated using meteorological observations, satellite imagery…Read more on The synoptic origins of precipitation over the Antarctic Peninsula
Small-scale convection at the interface between stratified layers of mafic and silicic magma, Campbell Ridges, NW Palmer Land, Antarctic Peninsula: Syn-magmatic way-up criteria
1 January, 1995
Experimental data suggest that some igneous mafic inclusions are formed at the interface between underlying mafic magma and more silicic magma in a reservoir by a process of gas exsolution…Circum-Pacific mid-Cretaceous deformation and uplift: A superplume-related event?
1 January, 1995
Evidence of short-lived episodes of mid-Cretaceous deformation, metamorphism, uplift, and hiatus in sedimentation is widespread in the Lower Cretaceous rocks that bordered the Cretaceous Pacific basin. I present a model…Read more on Circum-Pacific mid-Cretaceous deformation and uplift: A superplume-related event?
Subglacial and seabed topography, ice thickness and water column thickness in the vicinity of Filchner-Ronne-Schelfseis, Antarctica
1 January, 1995 by David Vaughan
The seabed morphology beneath the ice shelf is dominated by a slope down towards the interior of the continent. Deep troughs, possibly glacially deepened, run beneath the eastern and weatern…Tidal flexure at ice shelf margins
1 January, 1995 by David Vaughan
Hinge zones accommodate the differential tidal movement between floating ice shelves, which move with the sea tide, and grounded ice sheets, which do not. Observations on Rutford Ice Stream and…Redescription of Charcotia granulosa Vayssiere, 1906 (Nudibranchia: Arminoidea: Charcotiidae) from Signy Island, Antarctica
1 January, 1995 by David Barnes
The nudibranch Charcotia granulosa, described originally by Vayssière (1906) from one specimen, was recollected for the first time at Signy Island, Antarctica. These three specimens allow a redescription of the…Anatomy of Pseudotritonia Thiele, 1912 and Notaeolidia Eliot, 1905 (Gastropoda: Opisthobranchia: Nudibranchia) from Signy Island, Antarctica
1 January, 1995 by David Barnes
Several species of nudibranch molluscs are abundant amongst the rich benthic hard substratum communities found close to the British Antarctic Survey base at Signy Island, in the Atlantic sector of…The propagation characteristics and Landau damping of Jovian whistlers in the Io torus
1 January, 1995 by Richard Horne
The propagation characteristics and path-integrated gain of Jovian lightning-generated whistlers are explored using the HOTRAY code. All waves are launched into the magnetosphere from just above the density peak in…Read more on The propagation characteristics and Landau damping of Jovian whistlers in the Io torus
Mapping ice front changes of Müller Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1995
Müller Ice Shelf (67°15′S, 66°52′W) is situated at the southern end of Lallemand Fjord. It is a small ice shelf (∼80 km2) fed by Brückner and Antevs glaciers, which both…Read more on Mapping ice front changes of Müller Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula
The summer zooplankton community at South Georgia: biomass, vertical migration and grazing
1 January, 1995 by Peter Ward
Zooplankton abundance and biomass were determined during January 1990 at two stations to the north-west of South Georgia using a Longhurst Hardy Plankton Recorder (LHPR). At both shelf and oceanic…Egg production in three species of Antarctic Calanoid Copepods during an austral summer
1 January, 1995 by Peter Ward
Egg production in three species of calanoid copepods Rhincalanus gigas, Calanoides acutus and Calanus simillimus was investigated via incubations of females and recovery of eggs from net hauls made around…Read more on Egg production in three species of Antarctic Calanoid Copepods during an austral summer
Weather forecasting for aviation and marine operations in the Antarctic Peninsula region
1 January, 1995 by John Turner
An account is given of one Austral summer's experience of forecasting for flying activities and marine operations around the Antarctic Peninsula. Data available included surface and upper-air observations, analyses and…The distribution of acoustic backscatter from zooplankton compared with physical structure, phytoplankton and radiance during the spring bloom in the Bellingshausen Sea
1 January, 1995
The distribution of zooplankton as indicated by acoustic backscatter was compared with that of the phytoplankton biomass, with the degree of the shading caused by the presence of the bloom,…Peraluminous granites in NE Palmer Land, Antarctic Peninsula: early Mesozoic crustal melting in a magmatic arc
1 January, 1995 by Philip Leat
A suite of Early Jurassic metaluminous to strongly peraluminous granitoids occupy a rear-arc position in Palmer Land, Antarctic Peninsula with respect to a Mesozoic–Cenozoic magmatic arc. Fractional crystallization of a…Spatial variability of inorganic nutrients in the marginal ice zone of the Bellingshausen Sea during the Austral spring
1 January, 1995
Data on nutrients (nitrate, nitrite, ammonium, phosphate, silicate), biogenic-silica and chlorophyll a concentrations were collected along a south-to-north transect through the marginal ice zone of the Bellingshausen Sea during the…Galena lead isotopic variations in a Mesozoic-Cenozoic Andean arc, Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1995
The Antarctic Peninsula magmatic arc was the site of Andean-type subduction from at least Silurian times to the late Cenozoic. Hydrothermal galenas from eight localities in accretionary complex, arc volcanic…Read more on Galena lead isotopic variations in a Mesozoic-Cenozoic Andean arc, Antarctic Peninsula
The association of polar mesosphere summer echo layers with tidal modes
1 January, 1995
The occurrence of PMSEs with time of day shows a semi-diurnal variation with minima at 8 and 20 h LT. PMSE layers observed for more than 30 min show an…Read more on The association of polar mesosphere summer echo layers with tidal modes
Nitrate in polar ice
1 January, 1995 by Eric Wolff
Nitrate is one of the major impurities in polar snow, and is relatively easy to analyse. Large amounts of data therefore exist, including some from cores extending into the last…Long-term changes in the acid and salt concentrations of the Greenland Ice Core Project ice core from electrical stratigraphy
1 January, 1995 by Eric Wolff
Continuous electrical records covering a climatic cycle are presented for the Greenland Ice Core Project deep ice core from Greenland. Electrical conductivity measurement (ECM) measures the acid content of the…Stabilists strike again
1 January, 1995 by Richard Hindmarsh, Richard Hindmarsh
ON page 412 of this issue1, Sugden and colleagues announce that glacier ice in the Dry valleys of East Antarctica seems to have survived for over 8 million years under…Preliminary palynological investigation of the Byers Group (Late Jurassic-Early Cretaceous), Livingston Island, Antarctic Peninsula
1 December, 1994
Dinoflagellate cyst assemblages of the Byers Group have been correlated with palynostratigraphical zones established for the Mesozoic of Australia. The President Beaches Formation is believed to be latest Early Berriasian-Berriasian…Regional variations in bio-optical properties of the surface waters in the Southern Ocean
1 December, 1994
Values of attenuation coefficient, Kd(λ), for five visible wavelengths are reported for 14 sites around South Georgia and the Bransfield Strait, in the Southern Ocean. The mean chlorophyll-plus-phaeopigment concentrations in…Forearc tectonic evolution of the South Shetland Margin, Antarctic Peninsula
1 December, 1994 by Robert Larter
The main provinces of the South Shetland margin, Antarctic Peninsula characterized on the basis of multichannel seismic, long-range side scan sonar and swath bathymetry data, include from northwest to southeast…Read more on Forearc tectonic evolution of the South Shetland Margin, Antarctic Peninsula
Snow surface temperatures in West Antarctica
1 December, 1994 by David Vaughan
Snow temperatures measured at around 10 m depth over the period 1957–1992 have been used to derive a map of mean annual snow surface temperature corrected to sea level over…Petrography and provenance of the Marambio Group, Vega Island, Antarctica
1 December, 1994
Late Cretaceous sedimentary rocks assigned to the Santa Marta (Herbert Sound Member) and López de Bertodano (Cape Lamb and Sandwich Bluff members) formations of the Marambio Group, crop out on…Read more on Petrography and provenance of the Marambio Group, Vega Island, Antarctica
Evolution of an englacial volcano: Brown Bluff, Antarctica
1 December, 1994
Marine shallow-water to emergent volcanoes have been described in detail, but comparable englacial centres are not well documented. Brown Bluff is a Pleistocene, shallow water, alkali basaltic volcano whose deposits…Read more on Evolution of an englacial volcano: Brown Bluff, Antarctica
Interpreting the Environmental Protocol — a recipe for international confusion?
1 December, 1994
Turning international agreement into national law has never been rapid or simple. Each country has its own parliamentary procedures, its own legal system and its own cultural interpretation of what…Read more on Interpreting the Environmental Protocol — a recipe for international confusion?
Morphology and function of the mandibular muscles in some coleoid cephalopods
1 November, 1994
The functional morphology of the buccal mass of 23 species of cephalopod (Octopoda, 4 species; Teuthoidea, 17; Sepioidea, 2) was investigated by gross dissection, histology and observations on fresh preparations.…Read more on Morphology and function of the mandibular muscles in some coleoid cephalopods
Improvements to the accuracy of measurements of NO2 by zenith-sky visible spectrometers
1 November, 1994
Visible spectra of the zenith-sky were recorded at Faraday in Antartica during 1990. Line-of-sight NO2 amounts were deduced by fitting laboratory cross-sections to the spectra. A new procedure was used…Read more on Improvements to the accuracy of measurements of NO2 by zenith-sky visible spectrometers
Volcanic history of Mount Sidley, a major alkaline volcano in Marie Byrd Land, Antarctica
1 November, 1994
Mount Sidley is a complex, polygenetic stratovolcano composed primarily of phonolitic and trachytic lavas and subordinate pyroclastic lithologies at the southern extremity of the Executive Committee Range, a linear chain…Improvements to the accuracy of zenith-sky measurements of total ozone by visible spectrometers
1 November, 1994 by Howard Roscoe
Visible spectra of the zenith-sky were recorded at Faraday in Antartica (65°S) during 1990. Line-of-sight ozone amounts were deduced by fitting laboratory cross-sections to the spectra. At the lattitude of…Reproductive Performance of Female Antarctic Fur Seals: The Influence of Age, Breeding Experience, Environmental Variation and Individual Quality
1 October, 1994
1. The reproductive performance of female Antarctic fur seals was examined in relation to age, reproductive experience and environmental variation over 10 consecutive years (1983-92) at Bird Island, South Georgia.…Continued range expansion of introduced reindeer on South Georgia
1 October, 1994
Reindeer were introduced 70 years ago to the Stromness Bay area on the subantarctic island of South Georgia, and the herd is still surviving. Two glaciers confine the herd, and…Read more on Continued range expansion of introduced reindeer on South Georgia
Summer-season mesoscale cyclones in the bellingshausen-weddell region of the antarctic and links with the synoptic-scale environment
1 October, 1994 by John Turner
Results are presented from the first investigation into a summer-season of mesoscale vortex activity in a large sector of the Antarctic coastal region. The study is based on an analysis…F-region ionospheric irregularities over King George Island and Argentine Islands – a comparative study
1 September, 1994
Spread-F is caused by the presence of ionospheric electron concentration irregularities of scale-size of order 5 km at F-region altitudes. Estimates of spread-F in the vicinity of the maximum plasma…Recent benthonic foraminifera from the Western Antarctic Ocean
1 September, 1994
Approximately 60 species of benthonic foraminifera are recorded from 14 samples collected by the RRS Discovery from water depths of 200–4200 m on the Antarctic Peninsula Shelf and Slope and…Read more on Recent benthonic foraminifera from the Western Antarctic Ocean
Central volcanoes as sources for the Antarctic Peninsula Volcanic Group
1 September, 1994 by Philip Leat
From at least the Early Jurassic to the Miocene, eastward subduction of oceanic crust took place beneath the Antarctic Peninsula. Magmatism associated with the subduction generated a N-S linear belt…Read more on Central volcanoes as sources for the Antarctic Peninsula Volcanic Group
Interannual variation in the breeding biology of the Antarctic prionPachyptila desolataat Bird Island, South Georgia
1 September, 1994
Interannual variation in aspects of the breeding biology of Antarctic prions was studied for three summers (1989–1992) at Bird island, South Georgia. Egg size, mass and incubation period remained constant.…Diving depths of albatrosses
1 September, 1994
Studies of diving in seabirds have mainly been confined to penguins, alcids and cormorants. There are few data on the depths to which other seabirds dive although some species are…A probable Early Triassic age for the Miers Bluff Formation, Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands
1 September, 1994
Fifteen samples of very low-grade mudstones from two widely separated sections in the Miers Bluff Formation on Hurd Peninsula yield an Rb-Sr errorchron (MSWD=8.9) corresponding to an age of 243…Pelagic larval development in the brooding Antarctic brachiopod Liothyrella uva
1 September, 1994 by Lloyd Peck
Larvae of the Antarctic brachiopod Liothyrella uva (Broderip, 1833) were released by brooding females between 10 and 15 January 1992. They were collected and cultured for the ensuing 45 d.…Read more on Pelagic larval development in the brooding Antarctic brachiopod Liothyrella uva
Nekton community of the Scotia Sea as sampled by the RMT 25 during austral summer
1 September, 1994 by Paul Rodhouse
The nekton community was sampled by a Rectangular Midwater Trawl (RMT 25) over the upper 1000 m of the Scotia Sea during January 1991. A total of 81 nekton and…Read more on Nekton community of the Scotia Sea as sampled by the RMT 25 during austral summer
Vascular plants as bioindicators of regional warming in Antarctica
1 September, 1994
Monitoring selected populations of the only two native Antarctic vascular plant species (Colobanthus quitensis andDeschampsia antarctica) over a 27-year period has revealed a significant and relatively rapid increase in numbers…Read more on Vascular plants as bioindicators of regional warming in Antarctica
Energy transfer between energetic ring current H+and O+by electromagnetic ion cyclotron waves
1 September, 1994 by Richard Horne
Electromagnetic ion cyclotron (EMIC) waves in the frequency range below the helium gyrofrequency can be excited in the equatorial region of the outer magnetosphere by cyclotron resonant instability with anisotropic…Landau damping of magnetospherically reflected whistlers
1 September, 1994 by Richard Horne
Unducted VLF signals produced by lightning activity can form a population of magnetospherically reflected (MR) whistlers in the inner magnetosphere. It has been suggested recently that in the absence of…Read more on Landau damping of magnetospherically reflected whistlers
Antarctica-New Zealand rifting and Marie Byrd Land lithospheric magmatism linked to ridge subduction and mantle plume activity
1 September, 1994
Mid-Cretaceous igneous rocks of central Marie Byrd Land, Antarctica record a rapid change from subduction-related to rift-related magmatism. This correlates with the final stages of subduction of the Phoenix plate…Convective instabilities of electromagnetic ion cyclotron waves in the outer magnetosphere
1 September, 1994 by Richard Horne
The path-integrated linear growth of electromagnetic ion cyclotron waves in the outer (L ≥ 7) magnetosphere is investigated using a realistic thermal plasma distribution with an additional anisotropic energetic ring…Can cytochalasin B be used as an inhibitor of feeding in grazing experiments on ciliates?
1 August, 1994
The effects of cytochalasin B and dimethyl sulphoxide (DMSO) on ciliate ingestion and growth were investigated in laboratory cultures of the freshwater ciliate Tetrahymena pyriformis and the marine ciliate Uronema…Isoswertiajaponin 2′’-O-β-arabinopyranoside and other flavone-C-glycosides from the Antarctic grass Deschampsia antarctica
1 August, 1994
The major flavonoid constituents of the Antarctic grass, Deschampsia antarctica, are shown to be the C-glycosylflavones, isoswertiajaponin (7-O-methylorientin) 2′'-O-β-arabinopyranoside and orientin. These are accompanied by lower levels of orientin 2′'-O-arabinopyranoside,…Measured properties of the Antarctic ice sheet derived from the SCAR Antarctic digital database
1 July, 1994 by Adrian Fox
The completion of the SCAR Antarctic digital database (ADD) has provided a new basis for statistical calculations for Antarctica: data-sets are available at the scale of the original source material,…Modelling the selective effects of fishing on reproductive potential and population structure of squid
1 July, 1994 by Eugene Murphy, Paul Rodhouse
Artificial selection processes associated with harvesting may operate over relatively short time scales in short-lived semelparous species. The ommastrephid squid Illex argentinus on the Patagonian Shelf is the target of…Burial diagenesis and pore-fluid evolution in a Mesozoic back-arc basin: the Marambio Group, Vega Island, Antarctica
1 July, 1994
Upper Cretaceous shallow-marine sediments from Vega Island, Antarctica, contain five major authigenic phases; glauconite, pyrite, a zeolite mineral of the clinoptilolite-heulandite group, chlorite, and calcite. The framework sediment composition changes…A laboratory investigation of two ultraviolet spectroradiometers
1 July, 1994 by Peter Kirsch
Spectral measurements of the solar UV irradiance at the earth's surface depend critically on the characteristics of the spectroradiometers and the procedures used in their calibration. Two UV spectroradiometers were…Read more on A laboratory investigation of two ultraviolet spectroradiometers
Distribution and abundance of seabirds and fur seals near the Antarctic Peninsula during the austral winter, 1986
1 July, 1994
Twenty one species of seabirds plus fur seals were observed at sea near the Antarctic Peninsula, between 60 °–68 °S, in May and June 1986, a season for which few…Structural setting and timing of hydrothermal veins and breccias on Hurd Peninsula, South Shetland Islands: a possible volcanic-related epithermal system in deformed turbidites
1 July, 1994
Quartz veins and vein-breccias in a greywacke-shale sequence of ?Carboniferous-Triassic age were previously regarded as mesothermal silicified fault breccias, and related to an adjacent Eocene granodiorite pluton. New mapping of…Comparative morphology of two sympatric Pareledone species from South Georgia
1 June, 1994 by Paul Rodhouse
Morphometric data were collected for 410 specimens of Pareledone turqueti and P. polymorpha caught around South Georgia. The two species differ in beak morphology and in the male hectocotylus. The…Read more on Comparative morphology of two sympatric Pareledone species from South Georgia
Deformation mechanism paths for oceanic rocks during subduction and accretion: the Mesozoic forearc of Alexander Island, Antarctica
1 June, 1994
The LeMay Group of Alexander Island, Antarctica, is a Mesozoic accretionary prism that contains slivers of ocean floor and ocean island material, accreted under a range of conditions and depths.…Total ozone measured during EASOE by a UV-visible spectrometer which observes stars
1 June, 1994 by Howard Roscoe
Total ozone was measured from Abisko, Sweden (68.4°N, 18.8°E) from January to early March 1992, by a new instrument which uses stars and the Moon as sources of UV-visible light…Read more on Total ozone measured during EASOE by a UV-visible spectrometer which observes stars
Migration as a source of bias in the measurement of cephalopod growth
1 June, 1994 by Paul Rodhouse
Theory predicts that, in a closed exploited population showing no sampling or other bias, the mean age of fish or squid between one sampling date and the next should increase…Read more on Migration as a source of bias in the measurement of cephalopod growth
Trace metals in Antarctic fur seal (Arctocephalus gazella) livers from Bird Island, South Georgia
1 June, 1994
Samples of liver from 11 female Antarctic fur seals (Arctocephalus gazella) from Bird Island, South Georgia were analysed for 16 trace elements (Mg, Cr, Co, Cu, Zn, Rb, Sr, Mo,…A numlerical model of blowing snow around an Antarctic building
1 June, 1994 by John King
The accumulation of drifting snow around buildings in regions of severe climate has important implications on their design and location. This paper studies one such building, at a station run…Read more on A numlerical model of blowing snow around an Antarctic building
Spatial variability of the major chemistry of the Antarctic ice sheet
1 June, 1994 by Eric Wolff, Robert Mulvaney
A compilation of reliable data for sodium, nitrate, chloride and sulphate has been made. NO3 concentrations arc remarkably consistent across Antarctica, though there appears to be some correlation with altitude…Read more on Spatial variability of the major chemistry of the Antarctic ice sheet
Influence of temperature on growth rate and competition between two psychrotolerant Antarctic bacteria: low temperature diminishes affinity for substrate uptake
1 June, 1994
The growth kinetics of two psychrotolerant Antarctic bacteria, Hydrogenophaga pseudoflava CR3/2/10 (2/10) and Brevibacterium sp. strain CR3/1/15 (1/15), were examined over a range of temperatures in both batch culture and…The terrestrial arthropod fauna of the Byers Peninsula, Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands
1 June, 1994 by Peter Convey, William Block
We report the first detailed study of the terrestrial invertebrate fauna of the Byers Peninsula SSSI, Livingston Island, South Shetland Islands. Fourteen micro-arthropod taxa (10 Acari, four Collembola) and two…Growth, age structure and environmental history in the cephalopod Martialia hyadesi (Teuthoidea: Ommastrephidae) at the Antarctic Polar Frontal Zone and on the Patagonian Shelf Edge
1 June, 1994 by Paul Rodhouse
Martialia hyadesi were collected from fishing vessels at the Antarctic Polar Frontal Zone (APFZ) and the Patagonian Shelf Edge (PASE) during the 1989 austral autumn and winter. Squid were measured,…Influence of changing temperature on growth rate and competition between two psychrotolerant Antarctic bacteria: competition and survival in non-steady-state temperature environments
1 June, 1994
Competition between two psychrotolerant bacteria was examined in glycerol-limited chemostat experiments subjected to non-steady-state conditions of temperature. One bacterium, a Brevibacterium sp. strain designated CR3/1/15, responded rapidly to temperature change,…Products of subglacial volcanic eruptions under different ice thicknesses: two examples from Antarctica
1 June, 1994
Late Cenozoic, subglacially erupted volcanic sequences are scattered throughout the Antarctic Peninsula. Two of the best preserved examples, at Mount Pinafore (Alexander Island; c. 5.5–6 Ma) and Brown Bluff (Graham…High-resolution vector velocity determinations from the dynasonde
1 June, 1994
Line-of-sight Doppler velocity V∗ and three-dimensional apparent echolocation (XL, YL, ZL), are among the principal parameters available for each ionospheric echo from most observing modes of the dynasonde. An ensemble…Read more on High-resolution vector velocity determinations from the dynasonde