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1. A geochemical study of island-arc and back-arc tholeiites from the Scotia Sea

   Elsevier Earth and Planetary Science Letters Volume 36, Issue 2, September 1977, Pages 253-262 Earth and Planetary Science Letters A geochemical study of island-arc and back-arc tholeiites from the Scotia […]

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2. Gazetteer of the Falkland Islands Dependencies (South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands)

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3. Gazetteer of the British Antarctic Territory

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4. the Signy Island terrestrial reference sites: VIII. Oxygen uptake of some Antarctic prostigmatid mites (Acari: Prostigmata)

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5. The Signy Island terrestrial reference sites: VI. Oxygen uptake of Gamasellus racovitza (Trouessart) (Acari: Msostigmata)

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6. Water at grain boundaries: its role in the purification of temperate glacier ice

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7. Are the anomalous dielectric properties of polar ice due to impurities?

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8. The importance of Antarctic krill in biogeochemical cycles

   Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba) are swarming, oceanic crustaceans, up to two inches long, and best known as prey for whales and penguins – but they have another important role. With […]

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9. Spatial and temporal variations in basal melting at Nivlisen ice shelf, East Antarctica, derived from phase-sensitive radars

   Thinning rates of ice shelves vary widely around Antarctica, and basal melting is a major component of ice shelf mass loss. In this study, we present records of basal melting […]

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10. Using remote sensing to detect whale strandings in remote areas: the case of sei whales mass mortality in Chilean Patagonia

    We test the ability of Very High Resolution satellite (VHR) imagery to detect stranded whales using both manual and automated methods. We use the 2015 mass mortality event in the […]

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11. Particle‐in‐cell experiments examine electron diffusion by whistler‐mode waves: 1. Benchmarking with a cold plasma

    Using a particle‐in‐cell code, we study the diffusive response of electrons due to wave‐particle interactions with whistler‐mode waves. The relatively simple configuration of field‐aligned waves in a cold plasma is […]

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12. Very low latitude whistler‐mode signals: Observations at three widely spaced latitudes

    VLF radio signals with travel times ~100 ms were observed continuously for up to ~11 hours at night on Rarotonga (Cook Islands, ~21°S) at 21.4 kHz from US Navy transmitter […]

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