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1. The importance of the maximum plasma frequency of the ionosphere in controlling the occurrence of blackout

   For locations normally equatorward of the auroral oval, it is established that there is a strong inverse association between the variations in the maximum plasma frequency of the ionosphere and […]

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2. The variability and predictability of the main ionospheric trough

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3. Some problems in the scaling of fmin

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4. Recent developments in British Antarctic aeronomic research – a review

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5. Night-time movements of the mid latitude trough and a comparison with movements of the plasmapause

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6. fxI and Spread-F scaling

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7. The effects of changes to the scaling rules for ionospheric characteristics

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8. Comparison of growth of albatrosses

   The growth of 29 Black-browed and 46 Grey-headed Albatross chicks was studied for 95 d after hatching at Bird Island, South Georgia. A family of sigmoid curves was explored to […]

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9. 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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10. The distribution of mean annual temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula

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11. A gravity tie between the Antarctic Peninsula network and McMurdo Station

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12. An absolute gravity base at Siple II Station, Antarctica

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