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1. A deep-sea slant on the molecular phylogeny of the Scleractinia

   Lopheliapertusa and Madrepora oculata are azooxanthellate corals with nearly cosmopolitan distributions. They form cold-water reefs in the upper bathyal zone on continental margins and offshore banks [A.D. Rogers, Int. Rev. […]

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2. Genetic structure of the deep-sea coral Lophelia pertusa in the northeast Atlantic revealed by microsatellites and internal transcribed spacer sequences

   The azooxanthellate scleractinian coral Lophelia pertusa has a near-cosmopolitan distribution, with a main depth distribution between 200 and 1000 m. In the northeast Atlantic it is the main framework-building species, […]

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3. Bacterioplankton production in freshwater Antarctic lakes

   1. Bacterioplankton production was measured in the water columns of two ultra-oligotrophic, freshwater Antarctic lakes (Crooked Lake and Lake Druzhby) during an annual cycle. In both lakes bacterial production, measured […]

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4. Molecular analysis of geographic patterns of eukaryotic diversity in Antarctic soils

   We describe the application of molecular biological techniques to estimate eukaryotic diversity (primarily fungi, algae, and protists) in Antarctic soils across a latitudinal and environmental gradient between approximately 60 and […]

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5. Seismic and sonar investigations carried out by the British Antarctic Survey in the Southern Ocean

   Marine geoscientists from the British Antarctic Survey BAS) have carried out a wide range of seismic and sonar investigations over the past eighteen years in the sector of the Southern […]

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6. A test of the magnetospheric source of travelling convection vortices

   [1] Traveling convection vortices (TCVs) are a powerful tool for probing the nature of the coupling between the solar wind, the magnetosphere, and the ionosphere. There is no reliable model […]

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7. Sexual differences in foraging behaviour and diets: a case study of wandering albatrosses

   Albatrosses and petrels (Procellariiformes) are a group of pelagic seabird species that exhibit a wide range in body mass and some degree of sexual dimorphism (Warham 1990; Croxall 1995). Within […]

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8. Review of Australian Antarctic science: the first 50 years of ANARE, edited by H.J. Marchant, D.J. Lugg and P.G. Quilty. Kingston, Tasmania, Australian Antarctic Division, 2003

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9. Review of Antarctic ecosystems: environmental contamination, climate change and human impact by R. Bargagli. Ecological studies 175. Springer, 2005

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10. Review of Antarctic challenges: historical and current perspectives on Otto Nordenskjold’s Antarctic Expedition 1901-1903, edited by A.Elzinga and others. Goteborg, Kungl. Vetenskaps- och Vitterhets-Samhallet, 2004

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11. Comparative evaluation of Raman spectroscopy at different wavelengths for extremophile exemplars

    Raman spectra have been obtained for extremophiles from several geological environments; selected examples have been taken from hot and cold deserts comprising psychrophiles, thermophiles and halophiles. The purpose of this […]

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12. Sea and sky: Patagonian large marine ecosystem programme integrating continental shelf realities with deep-sea potentialities

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