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1. Petrogenesis of the back-arc East Scotia Ridge, South Atlantic Ocean

   The East Scotia Ridge is an active back-arc spreading centre located to the west of the South Sandwich island arc in the South Atlantic Ocean, consisting of nine main segments, […]

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2. The heavens in a pile of sand

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3. The Mid-Brunhes Event and West Antarctic Ice Sheet stability

   The complex cyclical nature of Pleistocene climate, driven by the evolving orbital configuration of the Earth, is well known but not well understood. A major climatic transition took place at […]

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4. Seasonal variations of gravity wave activity in the lower stratosphere over an Antarctic Peninsula station

   An 8 year series of 965 high-resolution radiosonde soundings over Rothera (67 degrees S, 68 degrees W) on the Antarctic Peninsula are used to study gravity wave characteristics in the […]

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5. A dispersive migration in the Atlantic Puffin and its implications for migratory navigation

   Navigational control of avian migration is understood, largely from the study of terrestrial birds, to depend on either genetically or culturally inherited information. By tracking the individual migrations of Atlantic […]

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6. Temperature signature of high latitude Atlantic boundary currents revealed by marine mammal-borne sensor and Argo data

   Results from the development and analysis of a novel temperature dataset for the high latitude North-West Atlantic are presented. The new 1 degrees gridded dataset (“ATLAS”) has been produced from […]

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7. Biodiversity and biogeography of Southern Ocean pycnogonids

   The pycnogonids of the Southern Ocean have been studied for almost two centuries and have played a key role in shaping previous biogeographic regions for the Antarctic benthos. The aim […]

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8. Data report: Bulk sediment parameters (CaCO3, TOC, and more than 63 mu m) of Sites 1095, 1096, and 1011, and coarse-fraction analysis of Site 1095 (ODP Leg 178, western Antarctic Peninsula)

   The area west of the Antarctic Peninsula is a key region for studying and understanding the history of glaciation in the southern high latitudes during the Neogene with respect to […]

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9. Data report: Grain-size data, Sites 1095, 1096, and 1101, Antarctic Peninsula continental rise

   Sites 1095, 1096, and 1101 were drilled on the continental rise west of the Antarctic Peninsula (Fig. F1) to recover a continuous high-resolution record of Antarctic glaciation. Site 1095 is […]

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10. Data report: Dinoflagellate cyst analysis of Neogene sediments from Sites 1095 and 1096, Antarctic Peninsula continental rise

    Protoperidiniacean dinoflagellate cysts were identified in 19 of 28 samples from two sites on the Antarctic Peninsula continental rise. Cysts are most common in the lower Pliocene and upper Miocene […]

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11. Antarctic marine biology

    Antarctica is a continent of extremes: on average it is the highest, windiest, coldest and driest land mass on Earth. It also has the largest ice-mass, with less than 1% […]

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12. Flow at ice-divide triple junctions: 1. Three-dimensional full-Stokes modeling

    Ice domes are either axisymmetric, high points along ridges, or ridge triple junctions. We model time-dependent isothermal flow near triple junctions, solving the full set of mechanical equations with a […]

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