Publications

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1. Review of Arctic alpine ecosystems and people in a changing environment, edited by J.B. Orbaek and others. Springer, 2007

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2. Non-native species in Antarctic terrestrial and freshwater environments: presence, sources, impacts and predictions

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3. Non-native species in Antarctic terrestrial and freshwater environments

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4. European Project for Ice Coring in Antarctica (EPICA)

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5. Making conservation work. (Editorial)

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6. Antarctic biosecurity – making it happen (Editorial)

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7. The challenge from ice cores: understanding the climate and atmospheric composition of the late Quaternary

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8. Antarctica and climate change – implications for governance

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9. The Antarctic ice sheet

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10. Physical forcing in the southwest Atlantic: ecosystem control

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11. Interaction of EMIC waves with thermal plasma and radiation belt particles

    Electromagnetic ion cyclotron waves are excited during the enhanced convective injection of plasmasheet ions into the inner magnetosphere. Waves grow rapidly near the magnetic equatorial plane reaching amplitudes up to […]

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12. Fire and ice: unravelling the climatic and volcanic history of James Ross Island, Antarctic Peninsula

    Back in the mid-nineteenth century British explorer James Clark Ross took his ships, HMS Terror and HMS Erebus, farther south than anyone else had been. He now lends his name […]

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