Publications

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1. Giant Epiphyses in a Ross Seal

   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 […]

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2. Use of aneroid barometers for height determination on the Larsen Ice Shelf.

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3. Reconnaissance gravity survey of the Fallieres and Loubet Coasts, Antarctic Peninsula

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4. Revision of gravity links between South America and the Antarctic

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5. A vagrant American egret at South Georgia

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6. Banded Gabbros of West Graham Land [Correspondence]

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7. Occurrence of stray land birds in Drake Passage and the South Orkney Islands

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8. Biological research by the British Antarctic Survey

   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 […]

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9. The Occurrence of Rifts in the Larsen Ice Shelf near Cape Disappointment

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10. Metamorphosed limestone in the Trinity Peninsula Series of Graham Land

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11. Geology of the North-west Trinity Peninsula, Graham Land

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12. Medical research by the British Antarctic Survey

    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 […]

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