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1. The distribution of impurities in Antarctic ice

   Antarctic snow and ice contain very low concentrations of ions,

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2. Toward an optimum receiving array and pulse set for the Dynasonde

   The accuracy and efficiency with which radio echo parameters may be estimated by a programmable ionosonde of high resolution depend upon software-designed strategies of pulse set design and receiving antenna […]

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3. Satellite tracking of wandering albatrosses (Diomedea exulans) in the South Atlantic

   The movements of two wandering albatrosses, one of each sex, breeding at South Georgia, were tracked using satellite telemetry, particularly to assess whether such birds could be at risk from […]

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4. Maximum dive depths attained by South Georgia diving petrel Pelecanoides georgicus at Bird Island, South Georgia

   Maximum dive depths have been recorded for a number of sea-bird species using simple lightweight capillary gauges (Burger & Wilson 1988). So far these studies have been confined to penguins […]

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5. Jurassic–Tertiary stratigraphy and palynology of the James Ross Basin: review and introduction

   A sedimentary sequence, c. 5–6 km thick, extending from the Kimmeridgian–Upper Eocene crops out in the James Ross Island area, northern Antarctic Peninsula. This succession is the most important onshore […]

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6. Information acquisition and use by Antarctic scientists: a study conducted at the British Antarctic Survey

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7. Time-trends in the pattern of ocean-atmosphere exchange in an ice core from the Weddell Sea sector of Antarctica

   The east coast of the Antarctic Peninsula is strongly influenced by air masses that have traversed the Weddell Sea zone. A continuous record of annual-average values for δ18O, δD, Cl− […]

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8. Spatial temperature and accumulation rate variations in the Antarctic Peninsula

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9. Merely the tip of the ice core

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10. Ice core evidence from the Antarctic Peninsula region

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11. An improved desorber design for use in couloximetry

    A new desorber design for use in the couloximetric determination of oxygen in water samples is described. In comparison with previous systems it significantly improves the efficiency of transfer of […]

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12. The British Antarctic Survey’s marine aquarium

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