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1. Geological map of the Shackleton Range, Antarctica

   Geological map and supplementary text

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2. The influence of acclimation and substratum on the metabolism of the Antarctic amphipods Waldeckia obesa (Chevreux 1905) and Bovallia gigantea (Pfeffer 1888)

   Respiration rates in the Antarctic amphipods Waldeckia obesa (Chevreux 1905) and Bovallia gigantea (Pfeffer 1888) were measured in relation to the presence or absence of a substratum to attach to, […]

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3. The occurrence of the fern Hausmannia Dunker (Dipteridaceae) in the Cretaceous of Alexander Island, Antarctica

   Hausmannia papilio Feruglio is a widespread component of Albian fossil floras on Alexander Island, Antarctic Peninsula. Hausmannia cannot be separated from extant Dipteris and is best regarded as a foliage […]

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4. The use of data loggers to determine the energetic and physiology of aquatic birds and mammals

   By deploying a data logger specifically designed for the purpose, it was possible to record heart rate, fH (beats/min), from free-ranging gentoo penguins, Pygoscelis papua, and Antarctic fur seals, Arctocephalus […]

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5. Sediment dispersal patterns in a deep marine back-arc basin: evidence from heavy mineral provenance studies

   Heavy mineral provenance studies can aid reservoir description in deep marine depositional systems by providing a clearer understanding of the lateral extent of discrete sediment bodies. In this study the […]

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6. Initial environmental evaluation. Expansion of Rothera Research Station, Rothera Point, Adelaide Island, Antarctica

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7. Antarctic science into the 21st century

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8. Rother Point-Wright Peninsula, Adelaide Island

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9. James Ross Island

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10. Population dynamics of Magellania fragilis, a brachiopod dominating a mixed-bottom macrobenthic assemblage on the Antarctic shelf

    A dense assemblage of the brachiopod Magellania fragilis was sampled by trawl and underwater photography during the expedition ANT IX/3 (1991) of RV ‘Polarstern’ on the shelf of the Lazarev […]

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11. Validation of heart rate and doubly labelled water as measures of metabolic rate during swimming in California sea lions

    1. The measurement of energy expenditures in free-ranging animals is essential if we are to understand fully the interaction between a species and its environment. This study examined the validity […]

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12. Swimming speed and allocation of time during the dive cycle in Antarctic fur seals

    During sustained bouts of diving, predators such as fur seals may adjust the time they spend diving to maximize the time they can spend foraging and minimize the time spent […]

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