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1. Turbulent transfer over snow and ice

   This paper is a review of the literature on turbulent transfer processes over snow and ice surfaces. Current techniques for modelling these transfers for hydrological purposes are discussed.

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2. MERLIN observations of the Wolf–Rayet star AS431 (WR147)-a double radio source

   New interferometric observations of the Wolf-Rayet star AS431 using the MERLIN network are presented. These observations had a sensitivity sufficient to map the stellar-thermal continuum radio emission with a beam […]

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3. Dielectric stratigraphy of ice: A new technique for determining total ionic concentrations in polar ice cores

   A 133 m deep Antarctic ice core from Dolleman Island, Antarctic Peninsula, has been profiled by dielectric measurements in the AF‐LF (20 Hz ‐ 100 kHz) frequency range. This has […]

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4. Cross-spectral properties of large eddies in the stably-stratified atmospheric boundary layer

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5. A general method for the linear stability analysis of stratified shear flows

   A general method for testing the stability of a stratified, parallel shear flow is presented. The technique allows the routine determination of unstable modes from any high resolution radiosonde data […]

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6. The significance of mid-Palaeozoic basement in Graham Land, Antarctic Peninsula

   A mid-Palaeozoic basement to the Antarctic Peninsula is confirmed by a geochronological study of the gneissose country rock of the Mesozoic magmatic arc of eastern Graham Land. Rb–Sr whole-rock ages […]

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7. Parental investment in southern elephant seals, Mirounga leonina

   The southern elephant seal is among the most sexually dimorphic and polygynous of all mammals: males may be more than 10 times the weight of reproducing females and only the […]

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8. Pack-Ice Motion in the Weddell Sea in Relation to Weather Systems and Determination of a Weddell Sea Sea-Ice Budget

   As part of the Winter Weddell Sea Project 1986 (WWSP 86), a buoy, transmitting via TIROS-N satellites to Service Argos, was inserted into an ice floe in the southern Weddell […]

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9. Introduced reindeer on South Georgia—A management dilemma

   Introduced mammals have had a major impact on the biota of islands in the Southern Ocean. Management plans for some islands include control measures for both introduced herbivores and carnivores […]

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10. The isle and the pussycat

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11. Seismic stratigraphy of the Antarctic Peninsula Pacific margin: A record of Pliocene-Pleistocene ice volume and paleoclimate

    Multichannel seismic profiles across the Pacific margin of the Antarctic Peninsula show a series of oblique progradational sequences. These sequences exhibit a variety of unusual characteristics that suggest they were […]

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12. The Stable Antarctic Boundary Layer Experiment at Halley station

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