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1. Trace fossils from a submarine fan-slope complex in the Cretaceous of James Ross Island, Antarctica

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2. Species and sexual isolating mechanisms in sibling species of giant petrels Macronectes

   The two sibling species of giant petrels Macronectes halli and M. giganteus are the dominant avian scavengers in the Southern Ocean ecosystem. They breed sympatrically at a number of sub-Antarctic […]

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3. Weak electrostatic waves near the upper hybrid frequency: A comparison between theory and experiment

   Two types of generating mechanisms have been proposed to explain the observations of weak electrostatic waves near the local upper hybrid frequency fuh. In this paper data from the wave […]

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4. Retention of phytoplankton by an eddy

   A patch of high phytoplankton biomass, approximately 109 m2 in area, remained apparently stationary off King George Island, South Shetland Islands, over a period of at least 11 days. The […]

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5. Limnological studies in the Antarctic Peninsula region

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6. Soil biological processes in the North – and South

   Soil biological processes which have been studied in the north are extended and compared with those of the south polar region. Much can be learned from exploiting the biological similarities […]

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7. Gross morphology, fibre composition and mechanical properties of pectoral fin muscles in the Antarctic teleost Notothenia neglecta Nybelin

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8. Studies of standing-wave geomagnetic pulsations in the magnetosphere

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9. A review of unmanned vehicles for the detection and monitoring of marine fauna

   Recent technology developments have turned present-day unmanned systems into realistic alternatives to traditional marine animal survey methods. Benefits include longer survey durations, improved mission safety, mission repeatability, and reduced operational […]

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10. An analytical derivation of ice-shelf basal melt based on the dynamics of meltwater plumes

    The interaction between ice shelves and the ocean is an important process for the development of marine ice sheets. However, it is difficult to model in full detail due to […]

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11. Blue carbon on polar and subpolar seabeds

    When marine organisms eat and grow they capture and store carbon, termed blue carbon. Polar seas have extreme light climates and sea temperatures. Their continental shelves have amongst the most […]

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12. The physical properties of quartz-micaschist and their application to freeze-thaw weathering studies in the maritime antarctic

    As part of a study on freeze‐thaw weathering in the maritime Antarctic an investigation was made of the physical properties of the local rock. Tests were made of point‐load compressive […]

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