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1. the velocity of dislocations in ice – a theory based on proton disorder

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2. Some limitations on plant growth and development in tundra regions – an investigation using phytometers

   The use of oats as phytometers for seasonal studies of microclimatic favourability and nutrient limitations is reported. The effect of age and development on growth parameters in long‐term experiments is […]

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3. ‘Shirley test cloth’ – A new test cloth for soil burial trials and other studies on cellulose decomposition

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4. Dry matter production in Acaena (Rosaceae) on a subantarctic island

   The growth of the rhizomatous perennial Acaena magellanica was studied in a variety of communities on South Georgia (54-55⚬ S, 36-38⚬ W). Maximum leaf area per shoot and leaf number […]

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5. Major change in the map of Antarctica

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6. New building for British Antarctic Survey

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7. An Upper Mesozoic island-arc–back-arc system in the southern Andes and South Georgia

   The Upper Jurassic–Lower Cretaceous strato-tectonic belts of the southern Andes and South Georgia, 2000 km apart, can be correlated and explained as the products of an island-arc–back-arc system. From the […]

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8. Raised marine and glacial features of the Cooper Bay – Wirik Bay area, South Georgia

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9. The simultaneous occurrence of spread-F at magnetically conjugate points

   The correlation in occurrence of spread-F observed at two magnetically conjugate mid-latitude observatories is shown to be very significant, whereas for non-conjugate stations similar correlations are negligible.

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10. Classification of cryptogamic communities in the maritime Antarctic

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11. An aeromagnetic survey over southern Graham Land: a preliminary report

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12. A record of Mytilus edulis L. from South Georgia

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