Doryteuthis gahi, Patagonian long-finned squid
Doryteuthis gahi (Orbigny, 1835) is a relatively small squid typically attaining 13–17 cm mantle length that inhabits the shelves around the southern tip of South America from southern Peru in […]
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Modeling tidal currents beneath Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf and on the adjacent continental shelf: Their effect on mixing and transport
Read more of: Modeling tidal currents beneath Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf and on the adjacent continental shelf: Their effect on mixing and transportA depth-averaged tidal model has been applied to the southern Weddell Sea. The model domain covers the southern continental shelf, including the ocean cavity beneath Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf. Reasonable agreement […]
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On the origin of fore-arc basins: new evidence of formation by rifting from the Jurassic of Alexander Island, Antarctica
Read more of: On the origin of fore-arc basins: new evidence of formation by rifting from the Jurassic of Alexander Island, AntarcticaThe Middle Jurassic–Lower Cretaceous Fossil Bluff Group of Alexander Island, Antarctica represents the fill of a fore-arc basin unconformably overlying an accretionary complex. Like most fore-arc basins, this example had […]
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Can marine mammals be used to monitor oceanographic conditions?
Read more of: Can marine mammals be used to monitor oceanographic conditions?The breeding performance of higher predators has often been used to monitor fluctuations in the abundance of important prey stocks in marine ecosystems. The development of electronic data-loggers in recent […]
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First in situ temperature measurements at the Antarctic summer mesopause
Read more of: First in situ temperature measurements at the Antarctic summer mesopauseThe Arctic summer mesopause at ∼88 km is the coldest-known place (∼130 K) in the terrestrial atmosphere and is ∼60 K colder in summer than winter. Indirect evidence has suggested […]
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Possible evidence for Late Cretaceous off-axis volcanism in the outer James Ross Basin
Read more of: Possible evidence for Late Cretaceous off-axis volcanism in the outer James Ross BasinA prominent volcaniclastic channel sandstone deposited by a landward-flowing sediment gravity flow is described from the Maastrichtian of Snow Hill Island in the northern Larsen Basin. The characteristics of this […]
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A Lower Cretaceous clastic slope succession, Livingston Island, Antarctica: sand-body characteristics, depositional processes and implications for slope apron depositional models
Read more of: A Lower Cretaceous clastic slope succession, Livingston Island, Antarctica: sand-body characteristics, depositional processes and implications for slope apron depositional modelsThe early Cretaceous fill of the forearc/intra-arc Byers Basin includes a 600- to 900-m-thick interval of marine slope apron deposits, the President Beaches Formation. This is a predominantly argillaceous succession […]
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An assessment of three automatic depression tracking schemes
Read more of: An assessment of three automatic depression tracking schemesThe performance of three automatic depression tracking schemes developed by Terry & Atlas (1996), Murray & Simmonds (1991a) and Konig et al. (1993) when applied over one month are assessed. […]
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Antarctic aerosol and snowfall chemistry: implications for deep Antarctic ice-core chemistry
Read more of: Antarctic aerosol and snowfall chemistry: implications for deep Antarctic ice-core chemistryIn this paper we first summarise major findings of recent atmospheric studies of nitrogen and sulphur species present in the boundary layer of coastal Antarctic regions. We then discuss the […]
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