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1. Composition and origin of garnet from the Antarctic Peninsula Volcanic Group of Trinity Peninsula

   Garnet is widely found as a minor constituent in rocks of the Antarctic Peninsula Volcanic Group (APVG) of Trinity Peninsula. It occurs as conspicuous megacrysts, or in xenoliths within volcanic […]

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2. Nematophagous fungi from the maritime Antarctic

   Eighteen taxa of terrestrial predacious fungi (nematode-trapping species and endozoic parasites of nematodes) are reported from the maritime Antarctic (15 taxa from Signy Island, South Orkney Islands, and ten taxa […]

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3. Feeding biology of free-living Acari at Signy Island, South Orkney islands

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4. Rb-Sr and K-Ar geochronology of rocks from the Antarctic Peninsula between Anvers Island and Marguerite Bay

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5. Distribution, composition and general characteristics of the moss banks of the maritime Antarctic

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6. Vegetation re-exposed after burial by ice and its relationship to changing climate in the South Orkney Islands

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7. The formation of vertical edges on Antarctic moss peat banks

   Moss peat banks, which can be up to 3 m deep, greater than 2500 m2 in area, and up to 5000 yr old, occur in the Antarctic. Radiocarbon dates show […]

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8. Late Mesozoic sedimentation in the northern Antarctic Peninsula and its relationship to the southern Andes

   Two distinct phases of island-are evolution are recognized in late Mesozoic sedimentary rocks of the northern Antarctic Peninsula. During late Jurassic (Kimmeridgian-Tithonian) times, alternating radiolaria-rich mudstones and ash-fall tuffs were […]

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9. Lacustrine deltas in a Mesozoic alluvial sequence from Camp Hill, Antarctica

   Sedimentary rocks of late Mesozoic age exposed at Camp Hill, northern Antarctic Peninsula, are associated with calc‐alkaline volcanic rocks. They represent deposition on a fault‐controlled floodplain, with marginal alluvial fans, […]

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10. The earth’s atmosphere as seen from Antarctica

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11. Field operations manual

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12. Inter-annual isotopic niche segregation of wild humboldt penguins through years of different El Niño intensities

    The Humboldt Current System presents high interannual variability, influenced by the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO), whose implications in wildlife are not fully understood. We studied the isotopic niche of […]

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