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1. Polar systems

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2. Sexual segregation in birds: patterns, processes and implications for conservation

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3. Global science in the Antarctic context. British Antarctic Survey core programme 2005-2010

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4. Cephalopods: ecology and fisheries

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5. Benthic assemblage development and larval ecology of marine invertebrates at Adelaide Island, Antarctica

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6. Review of Life in the frozen state, edited by B.J. Fuller, N. Lane and E.E. Benson. London, CRC Press, 2004

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7. Life, death and fighting at high latitudes: a review

   In earth’s history, having two frozen polar regions is unusual. Not only do these regions experience extreme light climates and associated primary productivity, but freezing sea temperatures and seasonally intense […]

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8. Nd and Sr isotopic signatures of metasedimentary rocks around the South Pacific margin and implications for their provenance

   An Nd-Sr isotope database, including c. 200 new analyses, is presented for Palaeozoic and Mesozoic metasedimentary successions extending through southeastern Australia, New Zealand, West Antarctica and the Antarctic Peninsula to […]

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9. The scientific case for human space exploration

   Ian Crawford and Charles Cockell report on a wide-ranging RAS Discussion Meeting putting the broad scientific case for people in space, at the Linnean Society on 10 December 2004. Despite […]

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10. The ultraviolet radiation environment of Earth and Mars: past and present

    Exactly 130 years passed between the discovery by Isaac Newton that white light was composed of colors [1] and the discovery of ultraviolet radiation by Johann Wilhelm Ritter, a German […]

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11. Taking stock and looking forward

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12. A benchmark study for glacial-isostatic adjustment codes

    The study of Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA) is gaining an increasingly im-portant role within the geophysical community. Understanding the response of the Earth to loading is crucial in various contexts, […]

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