Liquid brine in ice shelves
Holes drilled into thin areas of the Brunt Ice Shelf encounter a layer of liquid brine less than 1 m thick approximately at sea-level. Assuming the brine to be moving […]
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A growth analysis technique for assessing habitat severity in tundra regions
Read more of: A growth analysis technique for assessing habitat severity in tundra regionsThe results are reported of growth experiments carried out over three seasons on the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia. The values obtained for relative growth rate, net assimilation rate and […]
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Methods of determining whistler nose-frequency and minimum group delay
Read more of: Methods of determining whistler nose-frequency and minimum group delayThe optimization of the method whereby the key whistler parameters, nose-frequency (fn) and minimum group delay (tn) are determined is important for the efficient reduction of whistler recordings to yield […]
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Evidence for pre-Jurassic subduction in western Antarctica
Read more of: Evidence for pre-Jurassic subduction in western AntarcticaThe South Shetland Islands (from King George Island to Livingston Island) are situated on a small crustal plate bounded by incipient back-arc spreading along the axis of Bransfield Strait to […]
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The study of global atmospheric pollution in Antarctica
Read more of: The study of global atmospheric pollution in AntarcticaWaste products from man’s activities, released into the environment, distribute themselves between the atmosphere, the land, the sea and, through these, to the biota. There is a constant interchange of […]