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1. Sea-surface temperature studies from the R.R.S. Bransfield

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2. Detection of high latitude atmospheric circulation changes using satellite data

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3. Aspetti morfofunzionali del cuore di teleostei Antartici privi di emoglobina. Morphofunctional aspects of the heart of Antarctic haemoglobinless teleosts

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4. Stratigraphy, stable isotopes and salinity in multi-year sea ice from the rift area, south George VI Ice Shelf, Antarctic Peninsula

   Results from a detailed profile in a 5.54 m multi-year sea-ice core from the rift area in the southern part of George VI Ice Shelf are presented. Stratigraphy, stable isotopes […]

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5. Geological evolution of Antarctica. Proceedings of the Fifth International Symposium on Antarctic Earth Sciences. Cambridge, August 1987

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6. Antarctic invertebrate fossils: the Mesosoic-Cainozoic record

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7. A census of the black-browed albatross Diomedea melanophrys population on Steeple Jason Island, Falkland Islands

   The world’s largest colony of the black-browed albatross Diomedea melanophrys on Steeple Jason Island, Falkland Islands was systematically censused for the first time in December 1987. Colony area was estimated […]

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8. Compression and rarefaction of F-region plasma caused by an atmospheric gravity wave

   The Advanced Ionospheric Sounder at Halley (75° 31′S, 26° 59′W) in Antarctica has been used to observe the F-region disturbance caused by an atmospheric gravity wave. Observations at 4.5 MHz […]

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9. Accretion and subduction processes along the Pacific margin of Gondwana, central Alexander Island

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10. Middle Eocene carbonate-bearing marine sediments from Bruce Bank, off the northern Antarctic Peninsula

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11. Turbidite sequences on South Georgia, South Atlantic: their structural relationship and provenance

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12. Microplastics in the Southern Ocean

    The Southern Ocean has the lowest densities of floating macroplastic litter in the world. It was thought that the region was relatively free of microplastic contamination. However, recent studies and […]

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