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1. Thermodynamics of the interaction between ice shelves and the sea

   An ice shelf is a floating ice sheet, attached to land where ice is grounded along the coastline. Nourished both by surface snow accumulation and by glaciers and ice sheets […]

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2. Notes sur la vegetation de l’ile de la Possession (archipel Crozet)

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3. The development of moss-peat banks in relation to changing climate and ice cover on Signy Island in the maritime Antarctic

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4. Growth and population dynamics of the moss Polytrichum alpestre. in the Maritime Antarctip. Strategies of growth and population dynamics of tundra Plants 2

   The pattern of growth of Polytrichum alpestre Hoppe, a common moss in the maritime Antarctic, is described. It may form extensive communities, sometimes growing with another moss, Chorisodontium aciphyllum (Hook. […]

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5. The origin of stomach oil in marine birds: Analyses of the stomach oil from six species of subantarctic procellariiform birds

   The stomach oil produced by many marine birds of the order Procellariiformes is an important aspect of their breeding ecology. Fifty-seven samples of stomach oil from six species of subantarctic […]

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6. Some observations on krill (Euphusia superba Dana) maintained alive in the laboratory

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7. Strategies of growth and population dynamics of tundra plants. 1. Introduction

   Studies of plants growing in tundra regions have tended to concentrate either upon whole plant communities or upon the physiology and metabolism of above- or below-ground plant organs considered separately. […]

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8. Six new species of terrestrial algae from Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, Antarctica

   Six species are described and compared with related algae. All were isolated in culture from terrestrial habitats on Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, Antarctica. They are: Botrydiopsis constricta sp. nov. […]

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9. The management of sledge dogs in the Antarctic

   The British Antarctic Survey (BAS) has relied on sledge dogs as the main form of transport for field parties since its predecessor, the Falkland Islands Dependencies Survey (FIDS), imported them […]

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10. Recovery of the Antarctic fur seal at South Georgia

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11. The stocks of grey seals (Halichoerus grypud) and common seals (Phoca vitulina) in Great Britain

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12. Oxygen uptake by Nanorchestes antarcticus (Acari)

    Oxygen consumption rates of the minute terrestrial mite, Nanorchestes antarcticus Strandtmann were measured at +5°C with a Cartesian Diver microrespirometer. Individual respiration rates were in the range 0.156 (deutonymphy) to […]

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