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1. Internal gravity waves in the atmospheric boundary layer

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2. Muscles and activity metabolism in Antarctic fish: a review

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3. The influence of Antarctica on the flow in the Southern Hemisphere troposphere

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4. Studies of atmospheric internal gravity waves at Halley station, Antarctica, using radiosondes

   Analysis of high-resolution data from slow-ascent radiosondes released at Halley station, Antarctica (75°38′S, 26°40′W), shows that internal gravity wave phenomena are frequently present in the lower troposphere. There is a […]

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5. Low-level wind profiles at an Antarctic coastal station

   Wind and temperature profiles in the lowest 2000 m of the atmosphere at Halley (75°35′S, 26°50′W) have been analysed. Surface winds blow most frequently from the sector 090° ± 45° […]

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6. Antarctic fish muscles — structure, function and physiology

   The structure and function of swimming muscles in Antarctic fish is reviewed, the emphasis being on the highly endemic sub-order Notothenioidei. Adult stages of the vast majority of species swim […]

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7. The Antarctic drainage flow: implications for hemispheric flow on the Southern Hemisphere

   An Ekman analysis of the surface drainage winds over a sloping ice surface is reported. Ekman pumping by the boundary layer leads to the formation of an upper tropospheric cyclonic […]

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8. Coarse-grained submarine fan and slope apron deposits in a Cretaceous back-arc basin, Antarctica

   The Cretaceous of west James Ross Island, Antarctica represents the proximal fill of a late Mesozoic back‐arc basin that was probably initiated by oblique extension during the early development of […]

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9. Temperature relations of Heteromita globosa Stein in Signy Island fellfields

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10. Path-integrated growth of electrostatic waves: The generation of terrestrial myriametric radiation

    It is generally accepted that electrostatic wave energy is the source of terrestrial myriametric radiation (TMR), but there are several theories to suggest how this energy is converted into TMR. […]

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11. University research in Antarctica. Proceedings of the British Antarctic Special Topic Scheme Symposium 9-10 November 1988

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12. Relationships between the distributions of marine avian predators and their prey, Euphausia superba, in Bransfield Strait and southern Drake Passage, Antarctica

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