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1. The Cretaceous of Antarctica and high southern latitudes

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2. Evolutionary history of Antarctica

   One of the most important breakthroughs in Antarctic geological research over the last three decades has been the elucidation of the continent’s fossil record. Although fossils have been known since […]

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3. Airborne radio echo sounding on the Evans flowline, Ronne Ice Shelf

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4. A simple shape-from-shading algorithm applied to images of ice-covered terrain

   Snow surfaces in the polar regions have uniform reflecting properties over large areas. Slopes are usually low-in Antarctica, they rarely exceed 2/spl deg/ except in mountainous regions. Such low slopes […]

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5. The Antarctic continental margin: geophysical and geological stratigraphic records of Cenozoic glaciation, paleoenvironments and sea-level change. The Antarctic Offshore Acoustic Stratigraphy Project (ANTOSTRAT) Symposium, Siena, August 1994. Extended abstracts

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6. The use of field enclosures to measure growth and mortality rate in an Antarctic collembolan

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7. Modelling reproductive effort in sub-and maritime Antarctic mosses

   A comparison is made of the reproductive effort (RE), considered as the investment in sporophyte relative to gametophyte biomass, of eight species of moss occurring at sub-and maritime Antarctic sites. […]

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8. The influence of temperature on individual growth rates of the Antarctic mite Alaskozetes antarcticus

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9. Growth and survival strategy of the Antarctic mite Alaskozetes antarcticus

   Growth and mortality rates of three juvenile instars and adults of the oribatid mite Alaskozetes antarcticus were measured over a twelve month period using field enclosures m Its maritime Antarctic […]

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10. Sex ratio, oviposition and early development of the Antarctic oribatid mite Alaskozetes antarcticus (Acaris: Cryptostigmata) with observations on other oribatids

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11. Photosynthesis and dark respiration in Antarctic mosses?an initial comparative study

    Rates of dark respiration (DR), gross photosynthesis (GPS) and net photosynthesis (NPS) were investigated for 14 species of moss from a maritime Antarctic locality. The rates found were similar to […]

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12. The Antarctic climate of the UKMO Unified Model

    We examine some aspects of the performance of the United Kingdom Meteorological Office’s new climate model over Antarctica. Pressure and temperature fields are presented as a basic check on the […]

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