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1. Distribution of fish larvae at South Georgia: horizontal, vertical and temporal distribution and early life history relevant to monitoring year-class strength and recruitment

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2. Age of Antarctic fish: validation of the timing of annuli formation in otoliths and scales

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3. Remote health care for Antarctica: the BAS medical unit

   An occupational health unit has been established by British Antarctic Survey (BAS) which utilises the philosophy and principles employed to provide health care for offshore workers on the UK continental […]

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4. The establishment of an occupational health service for the British Antarctic Survey

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5. Occupational health care in Antarctica

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6. Scales of interaction between Antarctic krill and the environment

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7. Human-mediated dispersal of terrestrial species between Antarctic biogeographic regions: a preliminary risk assessment

   The distribution of terrestrial biodiversity within Antarctica is complex, with 16 distinct biogeographic regions (Antarctic Conservation Biogeographic Regions) currently recognised within the Antarctic continent, Peninsula and Scotia Arc archipelagos of […]

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8. Surveys reveal increasing and globally important populations of south polar skuas and Antarctic shags in Ryder Bay (Antarctic Peninsula)

   Despite their importance in ecosystems, population sizes and trends are unknown for many seabirds, including in the Antarctic. Here we report on the first comprehensive survey of south polar skuas […]

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9. Sea salt aerosol production via sublimating wind-blown saline snow particles over sea ice: parameterizations and relevant microphysical mechanisms

   Blowing snow over sea ice has been proposed as a significant source of sea salt aerosol (SSA) (Yang et al., 2008). In this study, using snow salinity data and blowing […]

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10. Demographic histories and genetic diversity across pinnipeds are shaped by human exploitation, ecology and life-history

    A central paradigm in conservation biology is that population bottlenecks reduce genetic diversity and population viability. In an era of biodiversity loss and climate change, understanding the determinants and consequences […]

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11. Variability in basal melting beneath Pine Island Ice Shelf on weekly to monthly timescales

    Ocean‐driven basal melting of Amundsen Sea ice shelves has triggered acceleration, thinning, and grounding line retreat on many West Antarctic outlet glaciers. Here we present the first year‐long (2014) record […]

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12. The effect of the solar wind on the ionosphere

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