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1. The influence of parental relatedness on reproductive success

   The relationship between fitness and parental similarity has been dominated by studies of how inbreeding depression lowers fecundity in incestuous matings. A widespread implicit assumption is that adult fitness (reproduction) […]

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2. The Ronne polynya of 1997/98: observations of air-ice-ocean interaction

   The Ronne polynya formed in the Weddell Sea, Antarctica, during the period November 1997-February 1998 to an extent not seen previously in the 25 years of all-weather satellite observations. The […]

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3. Thermal acclimation capacity for four Arctic marine benthic species

   There are areas on Earth where it is pressing that we obtain an understanding of the thermal limits and acclimationcapacities of the species living there. These are the zones where […]

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4. Foraging black-browed albatrosses target waters overlaying moraine banks – a consequence of upward benthic-pelagic coupling?

   Wide-ranging, surface-feeding pelagic seabirds are the most numerous functional group of birds in the Southern Ocean. The mesoscale habitat use of these birds is increasingly being quantified by relating their […]

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5. The identification of environmental parameters which could influence soil bacterial community composition on the Antarctic Peninsula – a statistical approach

   We adopted a statistical approach to identify environmental parameters which might be important in structuring the bacterial community in soils on the Antarctic Peninsula. An assessment of soil bacterial community […]

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6. Can we still afford Antarctic science? (editorial)

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7. Expeditions to the unknown – the benthos of the Antarctic deep sea and Amundsen Sea

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8. Krill – distribution, abundance and population dynamics

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9. The memory of polar ocean

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10. Review of The Prince Edward Islands: land-sea interactions in a changing ecosystem edited by S.L. Chown and P.W. Froneman. Stellenbosch, Sun Press, 2008

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11. Review of Looking South: Australia’s Antarctic agenda edited by L.K. Kriwoken, J. Jabour and A.D. Hemmings. Annandale, NSW, Federation Press, 2007

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12. Expectations and realities – managing the Antarctic environment Ieditorial)

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