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1. An Ice Caldera in North-east Graham Land

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2. The Human Element in Exploration

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3. Foreword

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4. Insights into ice stream dynamics through modeling their response to tidal forcing

   The tidal forcing of ice streams at their ocean boundary can serve as a natural experiment to gain an insight into their dynamics and constrain the basal sliding law. A […]

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5. Assessing population viability while accounting for demographic and environmental uncertainty

   Predicting the future trend and viability of populations is an essential task in ecology. Because many populations respond to changing environments, uncertainty surrounding environmental responses must be incorporated into population […]

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6. Diversity and bioactivity of actinomycetes from Signy Island terrestrial soils, maritime Antarctic

   The Antarctic represents a largely untapped source for isolation of new microorganisms with potential to produce bioactive natural products. Actinomycetes are of special interest among such microorganisms as they are […]

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7. The Ellsworth Subglacial Highlands: Inception and retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet

   Antarctic subglacial highlands are where the Antarctic ice sheets first developed and the “pinning points” where retreat phases of the marine-based sectors of the ice sheet are impeded. Due to […]

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8. Climate science: A resolution of the Antarctic paradox

   A combination of observational data and modelling reveals the potential significance of the north and tropical Atlantic Ocean in driving change in Antarctic winds and sea ice on decadal timescales […]

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9. Modelling of Kealey Ice Rise, Antarctica, reveals stable ice-flow conditions in East Ellsworth Land over the millennia

   Flow at ice divides, their shape, size and internal structure depend not only on local conditions, but also on the flow regimes and past histories of the surrounding ice masses. […]

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10. INTERACT Station Catalogue

    INTERACT: International Network for Terrestrial Research and Monitoring in the Arctic. The INTERACT network is a one-stop shop for access to research infrastructures in the Arctic and mountain areas of […]

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11. Met Office unified model high resolution simulations of a strong wind event in Antarctica

    During winter much of the Antarctic coast is susceptible to severe and hazardous strong wind events (SWEs) associated with the enhancement of katabatic winds by synoptic weather systems. In this […]

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12. Diet of South American fur seals at the Falkland Islands

    South American fur seals (SAFS) (Arctophoca australis1) are one of the most widely distributed otariids breeding on both the Atlantic and Pacific sides of South America, from Uruguay to Peru […]

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