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1. Review of The lost men: the harrowing saga of Shackleton’s Ross Sea party by K. Tyler-Lewis. New York, Viking; London, Bloomsbury

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2. Review of Heard Island: Southern Ocean sentinel edited by K. Green and E. Woehler. Chipping Norton, NSW, Surrey Beatty, 2006

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3. Music, Antarctic

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4. International Partnerships in Ice Core Sciences (IPICS) and the future of European ice coring

   Ice cores have been a cornerstone of global change research in recent decades. Europe has been at the forefront of this science, particularly through the GRIP and EPICA projects funded […]

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5. Lessons from Antarctica: getting science into international law and policy

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6. Hooker, Joseph Dalton

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7. Conservation

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8. Assessing Antarctic science [Editorial]

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9. Antarctic accounts and bibliographic materials

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10. Three-dimensional flow influences on radar layer stratigraphy

    Variations in the depth of radar-detectable englacial layers (isochrones) are commonly used to assess past variability in accumulation rates, but little is known about the effect of internal and basal […]

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11. Historical processes constrain patterns in global diatom diversity

    There is a long-standing belief that microbial organisms have unlimited dispersal capabilities, are therefore ubiquitous, and show weak or absent latitudinal diversity gradients. In contrast, using a global freshwater diatom […]

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12. Topographic and hydrological controls on Subglacial Lake Ellsworth, West Antarctica

    Subglacial Lake Ellsworth (SLE) was identified using reconnaissance data collected in the 1970s, here we present more detailed surveys. SLE lies beneath 3.2 km of ice in a subglacial valley […]

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