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1. Notes from a cold climate: Antarctic symphony (Symphony No. 8)

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2. Drilling for Antarctic Cenozoic climate and tectonic history at Cape Roberts, southwestern Ross Sea

   Since the early 1990s, the Cape Roberts Project has been working to document, through sediment drilling, the proximal record of Antarctic ice sheet history and climate for the southwestern part […]

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3. Kelp gulls avoid siphonariid limpets because of repugnant mucus

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4. High genetic diversity within Epimeria georgiana (Amphipoda) from the southern Scotia Arc

   DNA barcoding revealed four well-supported clades among amphipod specimens that keyed out to Epimeria georgiana Schellenberg, 1931, three clades with specimens from the southern Scotia Arc and one clade with […]

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5. Schmidt Hammer studies in the maritime Antarctic: Application to dating Holocene deglaciation and estimating the effects of macrolichens on rock weathering

   In order to contribute to the reconstruction of the deglaciation history of the Marguerite Bay area (~ 68°S, Maritime Antarctic) and to estimate the rock weathering rate in this Antarctic […]

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6. The tectonic history of the Ellsworth Mountains, West Antarctica: reconciling a Gondwana enigma

   Early Paleozoic orogenesis has been recognized along the southern African (Saldanian orogeny) and East Antarctic (Ross orogeny) sectors of the Gondwana paleo- Pacific margin. However, the absence of a contemporaneous […]

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7. Saving the albatross

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8. Taxonomic diversity gradients through geological time

   There is evidence from the fossil record to suggest that latitudinal gradients in taxonomic diversity may be time-invariant features, although almost certainly not on the same scale as that seen […]

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9. Rapid discrimination between four Antarctic fish species, genus Macrourus, using HRM analysis

   Correct identification of species forms the basis of all biological studies from individual genetic variation to population genetics, stock assessments and understanding whole ecosystems. This often relies on skilled taxonomists […]

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10. Investigations of an ‘ice plain’ in the mouth of Pine Island Glacier, Antarctica

    We present newly acquired airborne radar data showing ice thickness and surface elevation for Pine Island Glacier, Antarctica. These data, when combined with earlier measurements, suggest the presence of a […]

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11. Off the hook? Initiatives to reduce seabird bycatch in longline fisheries

    The recent history of global initiatives to reduce seabird bycatch in longline fisheries is reviewed, highlighting in turn the activities of environmental and industry non-governmental organizations (NGOs), national governments, and […]

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12. Terrestrial ecosystem responses to climate changes in the Antarctic

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