Organochlorine residues in Antarctic snow
DDT is a useful model compound for studying the circulation of a toxic pollutant in the global environment1,2. An understanding of this process could in future be related to potentially […]
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Read more of: Organochlorine residues in Antarctic snow
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Is the vegetation of continental Antarctica predominantly aquatic?
Read more of: Is the vegetation of continental Antarctica predominantly aquatic?We have suggested1 that Antarctic lakes offer a more favourable physical environment to certain species of moss than the surrounding land. We now present evidence in support of the wider […]
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First direct evidence of life under Antarctic shelf ice
Read more of: First direct evidence of life under Antarctic shelf iceA topic of current interest to Antarctic marine biologists is the possibility of a biome at considerable distances from the open sea under the vast, permanent ice shelves that fringe […]
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Isolation and identification of photosynthetic bacteria (Rhodospirillaceae) from Antarctic marine and freshwater sediments
Read more of: Isolation and identification of photosynthetic bacteria (Rhodospirillaceae) from Antarctic marine and freshwater sedimentsSediment samples obtained from three freshwater lakes and off‐shore coastal marine waters on Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, Antarctica have been inoculated into selective enrichment media for purple non‐sulphur bacteria […]
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