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

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2. Upper Jurassic Mollusca from Carse Point, Palmer Land

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3. Fossils from the South Orkney Islands: II. Matthews Island

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4. 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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5. An unusual form of patterned ground, Cooper Bay, South Georgia

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6. Observations on an ice-dammed lake, Hindle Glacier, South Georgia

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7. South Georgia, Subantarctic

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8. A growth analysis technique for assessing habitat severity in tundra regions

   The 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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9. Preliminary growth studies on Festuca contracta T. Kirk and Deschampsia Antarctica Desv. on South Georgia

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10. Protozaires terricoles de l’ile de la Possession

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11. Methods of determining whistler nose-frequency and minimum group delay

    The 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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12. Evidence for pre-Jurassic subduction in western Antarctica

    The 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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