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1. Are we satisfied with the rate at which bryophyte taxonomy is developing

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2. The British Arctic Expedition, 1875-76

   The British Arctic Expedition sailed from Portsmouth on 29 May 1875. It left amid considerable public enthusiasm and with a telegram from the Queen. A contemporary journal had this to […]

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3. Antarctic krill: a reappraisal of its distribution

   The past ten years have seen a greatly increased interest in the Antarctic krill Euphausia superba Dana (Fig 1). In particular there have been several Russian expeditions whose main aim […]

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4. Doppler radio soundings of the ionosphere over the Antarctic Peninsula

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5. Determination of representative height distributions of the electron concentration in the ionosphere

   Median height distributions of electron concentration may be determined from ionograms by means of the composite ionogram technique of Wright, or by inserting tabulated parameters in the idealized model of […]

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6. Signatures of the evolution of parthenogenesis and cryptobiosis in the genomes of panagrolaimid nematodes

   Most animal species reproduce sexually and fully parthenogenetic lineages are usually short lived in evolution. Still, parthenogenesis may be advantageous as it avoids the cost of sex and permits colonisation […]

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7. Solar-cycle modifications of the effects of thermospheric winds on the height of the F2-layer over Antarctica

   Results of analysis of the diurnal variations of hmF2 for Argentine Islands (65°15’S, 64°16’W) and Halley Bay (75°30’S, 26°40’W) are presented. It is shown that, for summer months, the diurnal […]

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8. A further comparison of glacier velocities measured by radio-echo and survey methods

   A comparison has been mager between ice velocities that were measured by the radio-echo technique and by a survey method on the Devon Island ice cap, Arctic Canada (lat. 75° […]

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9. Ice on the move

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10. Land beneath the Antarctic ice

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11. Thermodynamics of the interaction between ice shelves and the sea

    An ice shelf is a floating ice sheet, attached to land where ice is grounded along the coastline. Nourished both by surface snow accumulation and by glaciers and ice sheets […]

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12. Notes sur la vegetation de l’ile de la Possession (archipel Crozet)

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