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1. Notes on Antarctic Bryophytes: VIII.two species of Campylopus originally described from South Georgia

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2. Notes on Antarctic Bryophytes: VII. the occurrence of Distichium B.S.G and Dicranella (C. Muell.) Schimp. in the Antarctic botanical zone

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3. Observations on transplants of Antarctic lichens

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4. Liverworts new to South Georgia

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5. The physiology of photosynthesis and respiration in some Antarctic marine algae

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6. A synoptic flora of South Georgian mosses: VI. Cheilothela, Dicranella, Distichium, Myurella and Catagonium

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7. Local versus far-field control on South Pacific Subantarctic mode water variability

   In the South Pacific Subantarctic mode water (SAMW) formation region, central and eastern pools of SAMW have been found to be linked to winter mixed-layer thicknesses that vary strongly interannually […]

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8. BEDMAP3: Bed topography of Antarctica

   These maps showcase Bedmap3, the latest suite of gridded products describing the surface elevation, ice-thickness and the seafloor and subglacial bed elevation of Antarctica south of 60° S. Bedmap3 incorporates […]

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9. Continent-wide mapping shows increasing sensitivity of East Antarctica to meltwater ponding

   Surface meltwater is predicted to become increasingly important for Antarctic mass loss as atmospheric temperatures rise, due to its potential to influence ice dynamic, hydrofracture and radiative processes. However, our […]

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10. ​​Ecosystem metabolism and nitrogen budget of a glacial fjord in the Arctic (Kongsfjorden)​

    Fjords in the Arctic are changing rapidly due to multiple factors including increasing air temperatures, the influx of Atlantic Water (Atlantification), sea-ice loss, retreat of tidewater glaciers, increased freshwater discharges, […]

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11. Trade-offs between short- and long-term resilience to warming within and between shallow water marine assemblages

    Subtidal marine ectotherm physiological responses vary with ocean warming. Predicting these responses is important for ecosystem assessments to inform management and conservation strategies. Falkland Islands coastal species representing different mobility, […]

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12. West Antarctic ice retreat and paleoceanography in the Amundsen Sea in the warm early Pliocene

    Mass loss from polar ice sheets is poorly constrained in estimates of future global sea-level rise. Today, the marine-based West Antarctic Ice Sheet is losing mass at an accelerating rate, […]

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