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1. Periodic motions in Weddell Sea pack ice

   Position data from an Argos-tracked buoy deployed in the southern Weddell Sea in the austral summer of 1986 are analysed to determine important time-scales of variation of sea-ice motion in […]

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2. The stability of NO2 at mid-latitudes

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3. Marine plastics threatens giant Atlantic Marine Protected Areas

   There has been a recent shift in global perception of plastics in the environment, resulting in a call for greater action. Science and the popular media have highlighted plastic as […]

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4. Combined bottom-up and top-down pressures drive catastrophic population declines of Arctic skuas in Scotland

   1.Understanding drivers of population change is critical for effective species conservation. In the northeast Atlantic Ocean, recent changes amongst seabird communities are linked to human and climate change impacts on […]

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5. Comment on “Simultaneous in situ measurements and diurnal variations of NO, NO2, O3, jNO2, CH4, H2O and CO2in the 40 to 26 km region using an open path tunable diode laser spectrometer” by Christopher R. Webster and Randy D. May

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6. Exploratory squid fishing in the vicinity of South Georgia and the Antarctic Polar Frontal Zone

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7. Pelagic cephalopods caught by nets during the Antarctic research cruises of the ‘Polarstern’ and ‘Walther Herwig’, 1985 – 1987

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8. Cephalopods in the diet of wandering albatrosses and sea-surface temperatures at the Sub-Antarctic Front

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9. Antarctic cephalopods: a living marine resource?

   In the Antarctic there are large unexploited stocks of cephalopods with high potential commercial value and there are two important fisheries for squid in the cool temperate waters of the […]

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10. Geomagnetic storms in the Antarctic F-region. II. Physical interpretation

    The physical explanation of the changes of the maximum electron concentration of the F2 layer, NmF2. as a result of geomagnetic disturbances has proved elusive even after several decades of […]

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11. Antarctic studies of the coupled ionosphere-magnetosphere system

    The southern polar region offers many significant advantages over its northern counterpart for studies of the interactions of the solar wind, magnetosphere, ionosphere and thermosphere. These mainly arise from the […]

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12. Polar lacuna – scaling rules and physical interpretation

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