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1. Mesozoic ammonite faunas of Antarctica and the break-up of Gondwana

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2. Late Mesozoic stratigraphy and invertebrate palaeontology of the South Orkney Islands

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3. Antarctica

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4. British Antarctic Territory geological map. Sheet 3. Southern Graham Land

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5. British Antarctic Territory geological map. Sheet 4. Alexander Island

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6. Geology of an Upper Jurassic-Lower Cretaceous island-arc assemblage in Hauge Reed, the Pickersgill Islands and adjoining areas of South Georgia

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7. Nutrient regeneration in maritime Antarctic sediments

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8. Types of peat and peat-forming vegetation on South Georgia

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9. The earliest report of a flowering plant in the Antarctic?

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10. Cellulose decomposition on South Georgia

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11. Longitudinal variations of plasmapause radius and the propagation of VLF noise within small (ΔL ∼ 0.5) extensions of the plasmasphere

    Simultaneous broadband whistler recordings made during the International Magnetospheric Study (IMS) at the two Antarctic stations Halley and Siple have been used to study longitudinal variations in the radius of […]

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12. A complete arc-trench system recognized in Gondwana sequences of the Antarctic Peninsula region

    Prior to Late Triassic–Early Jurassic times, the geological history of the Antarctic Peninsula region was dominated almost entirely by Gondwana sequences that together comprised a major arc-trench system. Subduction complex, […]

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