Dog-gone it
In reply to Enrico Scchetti’s photo feature “Science on ice”, June pp.26-31.
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Sea ice distribution in the Antarctic: between longitudes 7°W and 92°W
Read more of: Sea ice distribution in the Antarctic: between longitudes 7°W and 92°WOriginal high-resolution scans are available from BAS Archives, reference AD6/17/BK/1963/1
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Biodiversity on coastal boulders at Spitsbergen
Read more of: Biodiversity on coastal boulders at SpitsbergenBoulder communities were studied in summer 2002 in West Spitsbergen fiords. We examined multiple samples at three stations in Kongsfjorden (79° N, 12° E) and three stations in Hornsund (77° […]
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Protection of Antarctic microbial communities – ‘out of sight, out of mind’
Read more of: Protection of Antarctic microbial communities – ‘out of sight, out of mind’Recent advances in molecular biology techniques have shown the presence of diverse microbial communities and endemic species in Antarctica. Endemic microbes may be a potential source of novel biotechnologically important […]
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The British Government, Ernest Shackleton, and the rescue of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition
Read more of: The British Government, Ernest Shackleton, and the rescue of the Imperial Trans-Antarctic ExpeditionThe remarkable rescue of Shackleton’s men from Elephant Island, after the sinking of Endurance, and from Ross Island, has been recounted many times by both participants and historians. There has […]
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Stage of HIV presentation at initial clinic visit following a community-based HIV testing campaign in rural Kenya
Read more of: Stage of HIV presentation at initial clinic visit following a community-based HIV testing campaign in rural KenyaBackground: The Kenyan Ministry of Health and partners implemented a community-based integrated prevention campaign (IPC) in Western Kenya in 2008. The aim of this study was to determine whether the […]
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Constrained work output of the moist atmospheric heat engine in a warming climate
Read more of: Constrained work output of the moist atmospheric heat engine in a warming climateIncoming and outgoing solar radiation couple with heat exchange at Earth’s surface to drive weather patterns that redistribute heat and moisture around the globe, creating an atmospheric heat engine. Here, […]
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Characteristics of precipitating energetic electron fluxes relative to the plasmapause during geomagnetic storms
Read more of: Characteristics of precipitating energetic electron fluxes relative to the plasmapause during geomagnetic stormsIn this study we investigate the link between precipitating electrons from the Van Allen radiation belts and the dynamical plasmapause. We consider electron precipitation observations from the Polar Orbiting Environmental […]
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