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1. Bransfield Strait and South Shetland Islands, geology of

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2. Scotia Arc kinematics from GPS geodesy

   GPS crustal velocity data from the Scotia and South Sandwich plates, transform azimuths, spreading data, and an updated earthquake slip vector catalog provide the first Scotia and South Sandwich plate […]

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3. The influence of ice scour on benthic communities at three contrasting sites at Adelaide Island, Antarctica

   Ice scouring is a key structuring force acting on high latitude shallow benthic communities. Despite its importance, detailed studies of scoured communities are still rare. Here we report the ecological […]

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4. Ice disturbance intensity structures benthic communities in nearshore Antarctic waters

   Ice scouring is one of the 5 most significant natural forces acting on ecosystems, yet very few data exist linking the intensity of ice disturbance with parameters of benthic community […]

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5. Late Glacial history of the Ross Sea sector of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet: evidence from englacial layering at Talos Dome, East Antarctica

   The timing of West Antarctic Ice Sheet (WAIS) expansion and retreat during the last glacial cycle is crucial to evaluating the processes controlling ice sheet fluctuations. There is currently debate […]

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6. Oceanographic fieldwork in the Amundsen Sea: an overview of cruise JR141

   Introduction This report provides an overview of a 2006 cruise to the Amundsen Sea, the oceanographic data collected, and how we intend to use these data to further our understanding […]

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7. Mass balance of Devon Ice Cap, Canadian Arctic

   Interferometric synthetic aperture radar data show that Devon Ice Cap (DIC), northern Canada, is drained through a network of 11 glacier systems. More than half of all ice discharge is […]

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8. Ozone and the polar stratosphere

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9. Meteorological observing

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10. Synchronisation of the EDML and EDC ice cores for the last 52 kyr by volcanic signature matching

    A common time scale for the EPICA ice cores from Dome C (EDC) and Dronning Maud Land (EDML) has been established. Since the EDML core was not drilled on a […]

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11. Rich and rare – first insights into species diversity and abundance of Antarctic abyssal Gastropoda (Mollusca)

    The abyssal depths of the polar oceans are thought to be low in diversity compared with the shallower polar shelves and temperate and tropical deep-sea basins. Our recent study on […]

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12. Impact of instantaneous sea ice removal in a coupled general circulation model

    1] The impact of extreme sea ice initial conditions on modelled climate is analysed for a fully coupled atmosphere ocean sea ice general circulation model, the Hadley Centre climate model […]

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