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1. The evolution of the map of Alexander and Charcot Islands, Antarctica

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2. The return of the Antarctic fur seal

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3. Observations of terrestrial locomotion in Antarctic seals

   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 […]

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4. Polar ships and navigation in the Antarctic

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5. The Snow Accumulation Budget at Halley Bay in 1959, and Associated Meteorological Factors

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6. Polar physiology

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7. Some results of five years of whistler observations from Labrador to Antarctica

   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 […]

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8. The sheathbill, Chionis alba (Gmelin), at Signy Island, Sough Orkney Islands

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9. Bird ringing in British Antarctic Territory 1957-1962

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10. British Antarctic Survey biological research

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11. Observations of birds and seals at Anvers Island, Palmer Archipelago, in 1955-57

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12. A methodology for Thorpe scaling 512 Hz fast thermistor data from buoyancy-driven gliders to estimate turbulent kinetic energy dissipation rate in the ocean

    A Kongsberg Seaglider with a microstructure package was deployed in the Faroe-Shetland Channel in 2017 as part of the 4th Marine Autonomous Systems in Support of Marine Observations (MASSMO4). Using […]

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