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More losers than winners in a century of future Southern Ocean seafloor warming
Read more of: More losers than winners in a century of future Southern Ocean seafloor warmingThe waters of the Southern Ocean are projected to warm over the coming century, with potential adverse consequences for native cold-adapted organisms. Warming waters have caused temperate marine species to […]
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Temperature and Antarctic plankton community respiration
Read more of: Temperature and Antarctic plankton community respirationAntarctic plankton community respiration rates were determined from in vitro changes in dissolved oxygen. Oxygen consumption rates, measured at in situ temperatures between 0 and 6°C, were found to lie […]
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Dipterid ferns from the Mesozoic of Antarctica and New Zealand and their stratigraphical significance
Read more of: Dipterid ferns from the Mesozoic of Antarctica and New Zealand and their stratigraphical significanceTwo genera of dipteridaceous ferns, Goeppertella and Hausmannia, are described for the first time from the Mesozoic Hope Bay and Botany Bay assemblages of the northern Antarctic Peninsula, and Goeppertella […]
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Caytoniales in Early Jurassic floras from Antarctica
Read more of: Caytoniales in Early Jurassic floras from AntarcticaThe Caytoniales are represented in the Early Jurassic floras from Hope Bay and Botany Bay, Antarctica, as completeleaves and detached leaflets (Sagenopteris) together with microsporophylls (Caytonanthus). Systematic sampling at Botany […]
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Revised interpretations of Mesozoic palaeogeography and volcanic arc evolution in the northern Antarctic Peninsula region
Read more of: Revised interpretations of Mesozoic palaeogeography and volcanic arc evolution in the northern Antarctic Peninsula regionTerrestrial sedimentary rocks at Hope Bay, northern Graham Land are well known for their diverse but poorly-preserved fossil flora, previously assigned ages ranging from Early Jurassic-Early Cretaceous. The beds form […]
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