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1. Source of broadband Jovian kilometric radiation

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2. The magnetopause as a source of nonthermal continuum radiation

   Second only to auroral kilometric radiation as the Earth’s most prominent radio emission, magnetospheric nonthermal continuum radiation has been the subject of numerous observational and theoretical investigations. It has been […]

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3. Io plasma torus and the source of jovian narrow-band kilometric radiation

   Narrow-band jovian kilometric radiation (nKOM) is distinguishable from broad-band jovian kilometric radiation (bKOM), both discovered by the Voyager spacecraft1–3, by its generally lower intensity, its more restricted range of centre […]

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4. Astudio’r gofod o’r Antarctig gyda thonnau radio ag amledd isel iawn. (Space research from Antarctica.)

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5. Morphometrics and ultrastructure of myocardial tissue in Notothenioid fishes

   Antarctic fish of the family Channichthyidae (Icefishes) lack the respiratory pigments haemoglobin and myoglobin. The morphometrics and ultrastructure of the ventricular myocardium of a benthic icefish,Chaenocephalus aceratus has been compared […]

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6. Muscle structure and differentiation in pelagic and demersal stages of the Antarctic teleost Notothenia neglecta

   The distribution and fine structure of muscle-fibre types has been determined for the pelagic fingerling and demersal adult stages of the antarctic teleost Notothenia neglecta Nybelin, collected from Signy Island, […]

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7. Respiratory characteristics of muscle fibres in a fish (Chaenocephalus aceratus) that lacks haem pigments

   1. Oxygen consumption, mitochondrial content and enzyme activities were determined in identified muscle fibre types of the ‘haemoglobin-less’ icefish Chaenocephalus aceratus Lonnberg. 2. Small bundles (2–12) of fast and slow […]

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8. Muscle function in Antarctic fish

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9. Trace fossils from a submarine fan-slope complex in the Cretaceous of James Ross Island, Antarctica

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10. Species and sexual isolating mechanisms in sibling species of giant petrels Macronectes

    The two sibling species of giant petrels Macronectes halli and M. giganteus are the dominant avian scavengers in the Southern Ocean ecosystem. They breed sympatrically at a number of sub-Antarctic […]

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11. Weak electrostatic waves near the upper hybrid frequency: A comparison between theory and experiment

    Two types of generating mechanisms have been proposed to explain the observations of weak electrostatic waves near the local upper hybrid frequency fuh. In this paper data from the wave […]

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12. Retention of phytoplankton by an eddy

    A patch of high phytoplankton biomass, approximately 109 m2 in area, remained apparently stationary off King George Island, South Shetland Islands, over a period of at least 11 days. The […]

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