Leptoglossum omnivorum sp.nov. from Antarctica
Leptoglossum omnivorum sp.nov. is proposed and compared with other species of the genus Leptoglossum Karst., together with species formerly included in Mniopetalum Donk & Singer.
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Leptoglossum omnivorum sp.nov. is proposed and compared with other species of the genus Leptoglossum Karst., together with species formerly included in Mniopetalum Donk & Singer.
The hypothesis that moss peat respiration in the maritime Antarctic was dependent more on edaphic conditions, substrate quality and microflora than latitude was broadly supported by studies on a 14° […]
It has been suggested that the dc conductivity of polar ice sheets could be due to the presence of liquid layers at the grain boundaries. These layers would consist of […]
Population structure and aspects of the reproductive biology of Antarctomysis maxima from South Georgia and the South Orkney Islands were examined. Size frequency analysis indicated that the generation time is […]
The introduced reindeer of South Georgia have had a serious impact on the vegetation throughout the range of three populations on the island. Exclosure experiments in areas where the reindeer […]
Belgica antarctica Jacobs is recorded for the first time from two localities south of the Antarctic circle: Orford Cliff (66°55’S) on the Continental mainland and the Refuge Islands (68°21’S). The […]
Laboratory investigations of predation by Gamasellus racovitzai (Acarina: Mesostigmata) on Cryptopygus antarcticus (Insecta: Collembola) are described. The predator appeared to search at random, but, when contact with prey had been […]