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1. Adaptations to alpine and polar environments in insects and other terrestrial arthropods

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2. The lichen genus Stereocaulon in Antarctica and South Georgia

   Six species of Stereocaulon and one unnamed taxon (close to S. glabrum) are reported from South Georgia, the maritime Antarctic islands and Antarctic Peninsula. S. caespitosum is new to the […]

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3. Exotic sporomorpha as indicators of potential immigrant colonists in Antarctica

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4. MODES(Archives) at the British Antarctic Survey Archives

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5. The use of tiltmeters to study the dynamics of Antarctic ice-shelf grounding lines

   New tiltmeter data are presented from Doake Ice Rumples on Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica. Five sites which showed a tidal ice-shelf flexure have been analysed using an elastic beam model […]

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6. The longitudinal dependence of whistler and chorus characteristics observed on the ground nearL= 4

   Whistler activity at L ≃ 4 is known to be a function of longitude, peaking in the Weddell Sea sector of Antarctica; a combination of source and propagation factors, the […]

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7. Magnetic storm effects on the mid-latitude plasmasphere

   Whistler mode group delays observed at Faraday, Antarctica (65°S, 64°W) decrease after the onset of magnetic storms, and slowly recover to normal levels in 1 or 2 days. This is […]

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8. Pangea in Permian to Jurassic time

   The apparent polar wander paths (= APWPs) for the northern and southern continents have been redetermined using revised time-scales and data. When plotted on the conventional Pangea, Pangea A, the […]

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9. Middle-Late Jurassic volcanism on Jason Peninsula, Antarctic Peninsula and its relationship to the break-up of Gondwana

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10. The crustal blocks of West Antarctica within Gondwana: reconstruction and break-up model

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11. Hotlines and Cenozoic volcanism in East Antarctica and eastern Australia

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12. Stratigraphy, provenance and tectonic setting of (?)Late Palaeozoic-Triassic sedimentary sequences in northern Graham Land and South Scotia Ridge

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