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1. Conflicting science requirements impact on rare moss conservation measures

   The Antarctic Treaty recognizes the outstanding scientific values of the Antarctic environment through the designation of Antarctic Specially Protected Areas (ASPAs) that have rigorous management plans specific to each site. […]

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2. A new Pannaria species from the Antarctic

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3. Summer and winter diet of four carnivorous copepod species around South Georgia

   The natural diets of adult female Euchaeta antarctica, E. farrani, E. rasa and E. biloba, as well as male and female copepod stage V E. antarctica, were compared through gut […]

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4. Thelidium austroatlanticum (verrucariaceae), a new species from the South Orkney Islands

   Thelidium austroatlanticum sp. nov. is described from Signy island; it is characterized by an epilithic thallus, more or less appressed involucrellum, and 1-septate spores 30–40 μm long. Thelidium incavatum is […]

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5. Growth in the bivalve Yoldia eightsi at Signy Island, Antarctica, determined from internal shell increments and calcium-45 incorporation

   The growth rate of the infaunal nuculanid bivalve Yoldia eightsi at Factory Cove, Signy Island, South Orkney Islands (maritime Antarctica), was estimated from internal shell increments and 45Ca incorporation of […]

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6. Extending the Antarctic meteorological record using ice-sheet temperature profiles

   Two vertical ice temperature profiles from locations in the Antarctic Peninsula unaffected by meltwater are presented. A simple time-dependent heat diffusion-advection model is used to infer broad surface temperature variations […]

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7. Temperature and salinity beneath Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica

   Salinity and temperature measurements have been made beneath Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica. Access to the seawater was gained by hot-water drilling through 562 m of ice at a site 300 […]

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8. Annual survival of Sparrowhawks Accipiter nisus breeding in three areas of Britain

   Annual survival of breeding female Sparrowhawks Accipiter nisus was estimated by a capture-recapture procedure in three different areas, Eskdale and Annandale in southern Scotland and Rockingham Forest in east-central England. […]

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9. Measurements of seasonal rates and annual budgets of organic carbon fluxes in an Antarctic coastal environment at Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, suggest a broader balance between production and decomposition

   We report here the first comprehensive seasonal study of benthic microbial activity in an Antarctic coastal environment. Measurements were made from December 1990 to February 1992 of oxygen uptake and […]

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10. Adaptation and activity of the benthic microbial community in an inshore coastal sediment at Signy Island, South Orkney Islands

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11. Global extrapolation

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12. The fractionation of sea salt and acids during transport across an Antarctic ice shelf

    Analyses of Cl−, NO3−, SO42−, Na and Mg made on a series of surface snow samples, collected at 4 km intervals along a 116 km traverse of the Fimbul Ice […]

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