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1. Preliminary results of seismic reflection investigations and associated geophysical studies in the area of the Antarctic Peninsula

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2. Effects of ridge crest-trench interaction on Antarctic-Phoenix Spreading: Forces on a young subducting plate

   Precise measurements of spreading rates on marine magnetic profiles collected to the west of the Antarctic Peninsula have enabled some consideration of the forces governing plate motion, since Antarctic—Phoenix motion […]

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3. Neogene interaction of tectonic and glacial processes at the Pacific margin of the Antarctic Peninsula

   The Antarctic Peninsula was a magmatic arc subducting Pacific Ocean floor throughout the Mesozoic. During the Cenozoic, subduction ceased at each of a series of ridge‐crest–trench collisions, which migrated northeast […]

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4. Sporadic-E as a tracer for atmospheric waves

   During three days of quiet geomagnetic conditions in August 1988, both the EISCAT UHF radar and the NOAA digital ionospheric sounder (Dynasonde) were operated from 12:00 to 22:00 U.T. Sporadic-E […]

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5. Principal component analysis applied to cloud detection and first guess selection for TOVS retrieval over Antarctica

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6. Recent climate variability in the Antarctic Peninsula. (Preprint)

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7. Global warming and Antarctica

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8. Effectiveness of different shooting techniques in Antarctic firn

   The British Antarctic Survey has commenced a programme of multichannel seismic reflection work over the Antarctic continental ice sheet and surrounding ice shelves. This is part of an integrated geophysical […]

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9. NO2 overnight decay and layer height at Halley Bay, Antarctica

   Ground‐based measurements of stratospheric slant column NO2 amounts made at Halley Bay, Antarctica in 1987 are compared with ozone and temperature profiles from balloon‐borne sondes. Sunrise‐to‐sunset (am/pm) ratios of NO2 […]

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10. The bivalve Aulacomyella from the Early Tithonian (Late Jurassic) of Antarctica

    The bivalve Aulacomyella is described formally from Tithonian deposits of the Antarctic Peninsula region for the first time. Two species are recognized. A. willeyi Kelly sp. nov. was collected in […]

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11. Short-term variation in the winter diet of Gentoo penguins Pygoscelis papua at South Georgia during July 1989

    During winter 1989 at South Georgia, gentoo penguins showed a very rapid change in diet over a 10-day period. On 11-12 July, food samples were of low masses (150g) and […]

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12. Unusual diatom layers in upper pleistocene sediments from the northern Weddell Sea

    A sediment core from Jane Basin, northern Weddell Sea, contains distinct bands, up to 3 cm thick, of well preserved diatom frustules, contrasting with the generally poor preservation of adjacent […]

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