Lakes on George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctica
George VI Ice Shelf is about 450 km long, 20–70 km wide, and averages 250 m in thickness. It is bordered by Alexander Island to the west and by the […]
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Weight loss in incubating albatrosses and its implications for their energy and food requirements
Read more of: Weight loss in incubating albatrosses and its implications for their energy and food requirementsThe weight loss of incubating Black-browed Albatrosses (Diomedea melanophris) and Grey-headed Albatrosses (D. chrysostoma) was measured at Bird Island, South Georgia. The rate of weight loss did not differ significantly […]
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Relationships between food supply and growth in albatrosses: an interspecies chick fostering experiment
Read more of: Relationships between food supply and growth in albatrosses: an interspecies chick fostering experimentThe Black-browed Albatross Diomedea melanophris and Grey-headed Albatross D. chrysostoma are similar in size and weight and breed at the same time, but have substantial dietary differences. To study the […]
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Substorm ‐ Ring Current Coupling: A comparison of isolated and compound substorms
Read more of: Substorm ‐ Ring Current Coupling: A comparison of isolated and compound substormsSubstorms are a highly variable process, which can occur as an isolated event or as part of a sequence of multiple substorms (compound substorms). In this study we identify how […]
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Southern Hemisphere atmospheric blocking in CMIP5 and future changes in the Australia‐New Zealand sector
Read more of: Southern Hemisphere atmospheric blocking in CMIP5 and future changes in the Australia‐New Zealand sectorMany general circulation models fail to capture the observed frequency of atmospheric blocking events in the Northern Hemisphere; however, few studies have examined models in the Southern Hemisphere and those […]
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Sea ice – ocean feedbacks in the Antarctic shelf seas
Read more of: Sea ice – ocean feedbacks in the Antarctic shelf seasObserved changes in Antarctic sea ice are poorly understood, in part due to the complexity of its interactions with the atmosphere and ocean. A highly simplified, coupled sea ice—ocean mixed […]