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1. Magnetospheric research. Extra Low and Very Low Frequency programme. Ryvingen Base, April 1980/January 1981

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2. Photofading retardant for epifluorescence microscopy in soil micro-ecological studies

   Citifluor, a photofading retardant for epifluorescence studies, was evaluated as a mountant for enhancing algal autofluorescence and Acridine Orange (AO) fluorescence of bacteria and fungi in mineral soils from Antarctic […]

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3. The Signy Island terrestrial reference sites: XVII. Peat O2-uptake in a moss carpet relative to edaphic and microbial factors

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4. The Signy Island terrestrial reference sites: XVI. Peat O2-uptake in a moss turf relative to edaphic and microbial factors

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5. Microbiological studies at the Signy Island Fellfield Research Programme (FERP) sited during the 1984-85 field season

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6. Swimbladder morphology masks Southern Ocean mesopelagic fish biomass

   Within the twilight of the oceanic mesopelagic realm, 200–1000 m below sea level, are potentially vast resources of fish. Collectively, these mesopelagic fishes are the most abundant vertebrates on Earth, […]

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7. Methanogenesis and the anaerobic micr-biology of a wet moss community at Signy Island

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8. Comparative microbiology of moss-peat decomposition on the Scotia Arc and Antarctic Peninsula

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9. The biota of a lateral moraine and hinterland of the Blue Glacier, south Victoria Land, Antarctica

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10. Closer to a true value for heavy metal concentrations in recent Antarctic snow by improved contamination control

    Recent snow from two sites in the Antarctic Peninsula has been analyzed for Al, Cd, Cu, Pb and Zn. Measurement of full procedural blanks and of the extent of penetration […]

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11. The record of global pollution in polar snow and ice

    Many attempts have been made to trace increases in global pollution from the record of impurities preserved in polar snow and ice layers. Although inadequate sampling and analysis techniques have […]

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12. Penguins of the world: a bibliography. Compiled on behalf of the BIOMASS Working Party on Bird Ecology

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