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1. Temporal and spatial components of variability in benthic recruitment, a 5-year temperate example

   Deployment of artificial substrata is a common method of investigating early community development and recruitment, but rarely are such experiments of long enough duration to include even year time scales. […]

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2. Quantifying assemblage distinctness with time: an example using temperate epibenthos

   Artificial substrata are an often-used tool in assessing community development; here we quantify the changing presence of functional groups of benthos with replicate, depth, site, and time in order to […]

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3. Citation rates. [Letter commenting on the article “Citation measures and impact within astronomy” by F.R. Pearce, published in Astronomy and Geophysics, 45, No. 2, 15-17]

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4. The CCAMLR 2000 Survey: a multinational, multi-ship biological oceanography survey of the Atlantic sector of the Southern Ocean.(Editorial)

   The CCAMLR 2000 Survey is the first large-scale multinational, multi-ship survey in the Southern Ocean since 1979/80. Conducted using strict method protocols and within a 32-day time frame it provides […]

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5. Mesozooplankton community structure in the Scotia Sea during the CCAMLR 2000 Survey: January-February 2000

   An analysis of mesozooplankton community structure in the Scotia Sea was carried out, based on 123 RMT1 double oblique hauls (0-200m) taken during the CCAMLR 2000 Survey. Standardized sample data […]

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6. Scientific publications – free for all? (Editorial)

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7. Review of Norway – a constitent polar nation? Analysis of an image seen through the history of the Norwegian Polar Institute, by S. Barr. Kolofon AS, Norway, 2003

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8. Review of Northern lights against POPs: combating toxic threats in the Arctic, edited by D.L. Downing and T. Fenge. Montreal, McGill-Queen’s University Press, 2003

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9. Changes in fisheries discard rates and seabird communities

   It is clear that discards from commercial fisheries are a key food resource for many seabird species around the world(1-8). But predicting the response of seabird communities to changes in […]

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10. Predation by great skuas at a large Shetland seabird colony

    1. Skuas are top predators in marine ecosystems and may have detrimental effects on seabird communities they prey upon. However, predation rates are poorly understood and poorly quantified. Using a […]

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11. The dynamics of covering behaviour in dominant echinoid populations from American and European west coasts

    The so-called ‘covering behaviour’ of echinoids is known to vary with habitat according to the types of covering items available, but the full extent of the role played by habitat […]

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12. Late Quaternary deglaciation and climate history of the Larsemann Hills (East Antarctica)

    The Late Quaternary climate history of the Larsemann Hills has been reconstructed using siliceous microfossils (diatoms, chrysophytes and silicoflagellates) in sediment cores extracted from three isolation lakes. Results show that […]

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