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Anions and cations in ice cores from Dolleman Island and the Palmer Land plateau, Antarctic Peninsula
Read more of: Anions and cations in ice cores from Dolleman Island and the Palmer Land plateau, Antarctic PeninsulaHigh-resolution anion profiles of Cl-, NO3- and SO4 2− are presented for two cores from the Antarctic Peninsula. A 47.2 m core from a site on the Palmer Land plateau […]
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Dielectric variability of a 130 m Antarctic ice core: implications for radar sounding
Read more of: Dielectric variability of a 130 m Antarctic ice core: implications for radar soundingA 130 m long ice core has been dielectrically profiled. From an analysis of the measurements, we obtain a profile of the high-frequency (radio-echo) conductivity. This profile has been represented […]
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Reverse fault step at Engel Peaks, Antarctic Peninsula
Read more of: Reverse fault step at Engel Peaks, Antarctic PeninsulaA steep reverse fault at Engel Peaks, Antarctic Peninsula, cuts granophyre and overlying volcanic rocks and incorporates a lower angle zone or ‘fault step’. The reverse fault step differs from […]
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Effects of vertically propagating mountain waves during a strong wind event over the Ross Ice Shelf, Antarctica
Read more of: Effects of vertically propagating mountain waves during a strong wind event over the Ross Ice Shelf, AntarcticaWeather forecasting in the Antarctic presents many challenges, with strong wind events (SWEs) often disrupting air and field operations. Here, we study the mechanisms responsible for a SWE (maximum wind […]
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Draft genome sequence of a novel actinobacterium from the family Intrasporangiaceae isolated from Signy Island, Antarctica
Read more of: Draft genome sequence of a novel actinobacterium from the family Intrasporangiaceae isolated from Signy Island, AntarcticaActinobacterium strain S63T isolated from a soil sample collected from Spindrift Col on Signy Island (South Orkney Islands, maritime Antarctic) is a new species of the Intrasporangiaceae family. Here we […]
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