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1. The changing face of late Precambrian and early Palaeozoic reconstructions

   The SWEAT hypothesis, linking the Southwest US and East Antarctica as conjugate rift margins of a Neoproterozoic continent has lead to major revisions of late Precambrian and early Cambrian reconstructions. […]

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2. Behaviour

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3. First Antarctic lodge, Little America

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4. In search of lichens in the far south

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5. The vegetation of Cockburn Island, Antarctica

   Cockburn Island, off the north-east Antarctic Peninsula, is important in the history of Antarctic terrestrial biology as it was here where the first botanical collections were made by JD Hooker […]

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6. New significance for Antarctic plant collections and cryptogram taxonomy

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7. The role of bryophyte propagule banks in primary succession: case-study of an Antarctic fellfield soil

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8. Dry coastal ecosystems on sub-Antarctic islands

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9. Dry coastal ecosystems of Antarctica

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10. Solar terrestrial physics from Antarctica 1980-91: a bibliography

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11. Transient (approx. = 10 s) VLF amplitude and phase perturbations due to lightning-induced electron precipitation into the ionosphere (the ‘Trimpi effect’)

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12. Preliminary lithofacies assessment and 40Ar/39Ar ages of Cenozoic volcanic sequences in eastern Marie Byrd Land

    Because of its remoteness, Marie Byrd Land is among the most inaccessible and least visited parts of Antarctica. However, it contains a very poorly studied, large Cenozoic alkaline volcanic province […]

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