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1. Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous Pinnidae (Bivalvia) from southern Alexander Island

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2. Upper Jurassic and lowest Cretaceous Trigoniidae (Bivalvia) from south-eastern Alexander Island

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3. Upper Jurassic and Lower Cretaceous Grammatodontinae (Bivalvia) from southern Alexander Island

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4. Aspects of competition between pygoscelid penguins at Signy Island, South Orkney Islands

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5. An assessment of primary production in a sub-Antarctic grassland on South Georgia

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6. Nomenclatural notes on South Georgia vascular plants

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7. Vitamin C nutrition on a British Antarctic Survey base

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8. Thyroid structure and function in two Antarctic fishes

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9. First marine Triassic fauna from the Antarctic Peninsula

   The fauna reported here was obtained from the Legoupil Formation in the north-western part of the Antarctic Peninsula (Fig. 1), which has been assigned a Cretaceous age on the basis […]

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10. Fossils from the South Orkney Islands: I. Coronation Island

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11. New palaeontological and lithological observations on the Legoupil Formation, north-west Antarctic Peninsula

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12. Upper Jurassic Mollusca from Carse Point, Palmer Land

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