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1. Pinniped thermoregulation: Comments on the ‘effects of cold on the evolution of pinniped breeding systems’

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2. Diving depths and energy requirements of king penguins

   During 4- to 8-day periods at sea, half of 2595 dives of three king penguins were more than 50 meters and two dives exceeded 240 meters. The at-sea metabolic rate, […]

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3. Bryum Hedw. Collected from Lake Vanda, Antarctica

   Bryum cf. algens Card, was collected by SCUBA divers from 9-31 m in the benthos of perennially ice-covered Lake Vanda (77°32′S, 161°35′E), Wright Valley, southern Victoria Land, Antarctica. It occurred […]

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4. Terrestrial myriametric radiation from the earth’s plasmapause

   Terrestrial myriametric radiation (non-thermal continuum) observed by the GEOS 1 spacecraft is used to determine the radial profile of plasma density at the equatorial plasmapause. The method utilises the properties […]

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5. Plasma waves in the Earth’s magnetosphere

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6. The first record of a fur seal birth on Signy Island, South Orkney Islands

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7. The uppermost mantle seismic velocity structure of West Antarctica from Rayleigh wave tomography: insights into tectonic structure and geothermal heat flow

   We present a shear wave model of the West Antarctic upper mantle to ∼200 km depth with enhanced regional resolution from the 2016-2018 UK Antarctic Seismic Network. The model is […]

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8. Fungi on plants and plant litter in South Georgia

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9. The distribution and abundance of burrowing seabirds (Procellariiformes) at Bird Island, South Georgia: I. Introduction and methods

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10. Oxygen consumption of some Antarctic and British gastropods: An evaluation of cold adaptation

    1. The oxygen consumption of four species of inshore gastropods from Signy Island, Antarctica was measured at −1.7 and +0.5°C in seawater. The limpet Nacella concinna (Strebel) showed a decrease […]

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11. Summer heat and ice balances on Hodges Glacier, South Georgia, Falkland Islands Dependencies

    The heat and ice balances of a temperate sub-Antarctic cirque glacier were measured through the 1973–74 melt season at an altitude midway between the climatic firn limit and the snout. […]

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12. Joint biological expedition on RRS John Biscoe, February 1982

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