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1. The rate of peat accumulation in Antarctic moss banks

   (1) Three Antarctic moss banks were studied in detail: two dominated by Polytrichum alpestre Hoppe and one by Chorisodontium aciphyllum (Hook. f. et Wils.) Broth. (2) The rate of upward […]

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2. Ecology in the Antarctic: papers presented at a meeting held on 11 October 1979 organised by the Linnean Society of London

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3. Moving a volcano to and from Antarctica

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4. An experimental introduction of vascular plants from South Georgia to the maritime Antarctic

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5. Early Mesozoic marine fossils from central Alexander Island

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6. New evidence of major faulting on Alexander Island

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7. International Digital Ionosonde Group Bulletin No. 1

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8. The freshwater fauna of South Georgia

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9. Freshwater biology at Rothera Point, Adelaide Island: 1. General description of the pools and fauna

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10. Aspects of Scotia Sea zooplankton

    Information on small scale distributions of three species of Antarctic zooplankton is reviewed. Aggregations of the euphausiid Euphausia superba, the tunicate Salpa thompsoni, and the amphipod Parathemisto gaudichaudii are compared, […]

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11. Peat respiration and decomposition in Antarctic terrestrial moss communities

    Oxygen uptake by the peat of two Antarctic bryophyte communities (a moss turf and a moss carpet) is converted to organic matter loss and used to derive the rate of […]

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12. Food, feeding ecology and ecological segregation of seabirds at South Georgia

    At the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia 25 of the 29 breeding species are seabirds. Fifteen of these have recently been studied in some detail. By examining the timing of […]

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