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Ontogeny of the lymphoid organs in an antarctic teleost, Harpagifer antarcticus (Notothenioidei: Perciformes)
Read more of: Ontogeny of the lymphoid organs in an antarctic teleost, Harpagifer antarcticus (Notothenioidei: Perciformes)The effect of an evolutionary adaptation to low environmental temperature on the development of lymphoid organs was examined in Harpagifer antarcticus from Signy Island (South Orkney Islands; 60° 43′S, 45° […]
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Depth-related changes in benthic diatom assemblages of a maritime Antarctic lake
Read more of: Depth-related changes in benthic diatom assemblages of a maritime Antarctic lakeThe epiphytic diatoms of filamentous matforming algae in Sombre Lake, Signy Island, South Orkneys, Antarctica were examined in a field study from January to March 1987. Results reveal 1) a […]
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Ontogeny of the thymus in an antarctic teleost, Harpagifer sp. (Notothenioidei: Perciformes)
Read more of: Ontogeny of the thymus in an antarctic teleost, Harpagifer sp. (Notothenioidei: Perciformes)The development of the thymus was examined in different stages of Harpagifer sp. from Signy Island (South Orkney Islands; 60°43′S, 45°38′W). The thymus was typical, both in position and structural […]
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Field report on combined Anglo–Bulgarian geological studies in northern Alexander Island
Read more of: Field report on combined Anglo–Bulgarian geological studies in northern Alexander IslandThe structural basement of Alexander Island consists of a wide belt of accretionary complex rocks, the LeMay Group (Bum 1984). This is overlain by ?Cretaceous-Tertiary calcalkalinevolcanic rocks (Bum 1981), and […]
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Benthic microbial activity in an Antarctic coastal sediment at Signy Island, South Orkney Islands
Read more of: Benthic microbial activity in an Antarctic coastal sediment at Signy Island, South Orkney IslandsMicrobial activity in a marine sediment in Factory Cove, Signy Island (60°43′S, 45°38′W), South Orkney Islands in the maritime Antarctic was examined during December 1987 and January 1988. The sediment […]
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Turbulent transfer over snow and ice
Read more of: Turbulent transfer over snow and iceThis paper is a review of the literature on turbulent transfer processes over snow and ice surfaces. Current techniques for modelling these transfers for hydrological purposes are discussed.