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1. Waves and turbulence in stably stratified flows

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2. The possible role of soluble carbohydrates and polyols as cryoprotectants in Antarctic plants.

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3. Numerical modelling of blowing snow

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4. Antarctic krill aggregation characteristics from acoustic observations in the Southwest Atlantic Ocean

   The distributional features and physical characteristics of 4830 krill (Euphausia superba Dana) aggregations detected acoustically in the Southwest Atlantic between 26 January and 21 February 1981 are described. Results are […]

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5. Primary succession revisited

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6. Primary succession on land

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7. Model studies of dynamics, chemistry and transport in the Antarctic and Arctic stratosphere

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8. Age determination

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9. Oxygen stable isotope composition of skeletal carbonates from living Antarctic marine invertebrates

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10. Stable isotope palaeotemperatures and the evolution of high palaeoclimate in the Cretaceous

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11. Differences in backscattering strength determined at 120 and 38 kHz for three species of Antarctic macroplankton

    The ability to acoustically separate zooplankton species is an important requirement for ecological studies and to improve biomass estimates. In order to distinguish between Euphausia superba and other swarm-forming macroplankters […]

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12. Interpretation of acoustic data at two frequencies to discriminate between Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba Dana) and other scatterers

    A visual classification was carried out of echo trace characteristics derived from 113 integration intervals of 1 n mi (nautical mile) each taken from the Southern Ocean in the area […]

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