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1 September, 1985 by Andrew Clarke
Gammarus oceanicus Segerstråle, 1947 and Echinogammarus marinus (Leach, 1815) were sampled during the breeding season from Oslofjord in 1984, and their lipid composition examined in relation to reproductive condition. In…1 January, 1985
This report was originally issued with paper copies of two map sheets, showing Bouger anomaly and aeromagnetic anomaly contours. They have not yet been digitised. These maps were also published…Read more on Reconnaissance gravity and aeromagnetic surveys of the Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1985
Single fast myotomal fibres and small bundles of slow fibres (from the adductor pectoralis profundus muscle) were isolated from the Antarctic teleost Notothenia neglecta. Fibres were skinned by a brief…1 January, 1985
Egg composition and factors influencing egg formation were studied in Black‐browed and Grey‐headed Albatrosses Diomedea melanophris and D. chrysostoma at Bird Island, South Georgia. At nests where eggs were laid,…1 January, 1985
A series of 40 male and 40 female mites of the prostigmatid genus Eupodes from the maritime Antarctic were each scored for 58 morphological characters, and principal co‐ordinate analyses were…1 January, 1985
Coherent variable frequency signals (ramps) extending from 1 to 8 kHz, injected into the magnetosphere from Siple Station, Antarctica (L=4.3) exhibit upper and lower cutoffs when received at the conjugate…1 January, 1985
VLF signals in the 2–4 kHz range transmitted from Siple Station, Antarctica (L ∼ 4.3), and received at various Antarctic locations have been used to detect the occurrence of burst…Read more on A new VLF method for studying burst precipitation near the plasmapause
1 January, 1985
We present the results of a study of anomalies, which are defined as differences of seasonal means from the data set seasonal means, in the Earth's radiation budget from the…1 January, 1985
The age of individuals Notothenia gibberifrons Lönnberg was determined for a sample from an unexploited population collected at South Bay ,Palmer Archipelago. Elsewhere in the Antartic this species has been…1 January, 1985
George VI Sound, 400 km long and between 25 and 90 km wide, separates Alexander Island from the Antarctic Peninsula. The straight parallel sides of its northern section and sub-parallel…Read more on The structural evolution of George VI sound, Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1985 by Alistair Crame
The occurrence of rich faunas of Lower Cretaceous inoceramid bivalves in the Antarctic Peninsula region further emphasizes their widespread distribution, and enhances their potential for regional biostrati-graphic correlations. The Antarctic…Read more on Lower Cretaceous inoceramid bivalves from the Antarctic Peninsula region
1 January, 1985
Quantitative studies of predator-prey interactions depend on a knowledge of their spatial dynamics and behaviour. Studies on marine vertebrates have hitherto been precluded by the difficulty of acquiring the relevant…Read more on Fur seal diving behaviour in relation to vertical distribution of krill
1 January, 1985 by Peter Ward
The diet of the Southern rockhopper penguin at Beauchene Island, Falkland Islands, was studied in the early chick‐rearing period by quantitative analysis of adult stomach contents. Juvenile squid (Teuthowenia sp.)…1 January, 1985
Measurements of trace elements in snow and ice are frequently used to describe past atmospheric composition although there is no firm basis for assuming a direct connection. Trace-element concentrations have…1 January, 1985 by Eric Wolff
Theories of glacier flow are based commonly on the assumption that ice is not a newtonian fluid, but has a non-linear stress-dependent viscosity1–5. Here we re-examine the spreading of Antarctic…1 January, 1985
Observations of high latitude types of sporadic E, Es, have been made at Halley, Antarctica (76°S, 27°W; L = 4.2) using a modern digital ionosonde with a direction finding capability.…1 January, 1985
The morphological variation of adult Parochlus steinenii (Gerke) is described from measurements of two populations from the South Shetland Islands. Morphologically, the population from Ardley Island is significantly larger than…1 January, 1985 by Jonathan Shanklin
Recent attempts1,2 to consolidate assessments of the effect of human activities on stratospheric ozone (O3) using one-dimensional models for 30° N have suggested that perturbations of total O3 will remain…Read more on Large losses of total ozone in Antarctica reveal seasonal ClOx/NOx interaction
1 January, 1985
Ozone photochemistry over Antarctica in summer has been examined using a 1‐D model. With diffusive transport alone, the predicted ozone decay rates from the December (summer) solstice to the March…Read more on Ozone photochemistry in the Antarctic stratosphere in summer
1 January, 1985
Round Island (19°51'S, 57°47'E), an uninhabited volcanic islet lying 14 miles NNE of the Mauritian mainland, provides locally important breeding grounds for four species of seabirds; the Trindade Petrel Pterodroma…Read more on Breeding of the Trindade Petrel Pterodroma arminjoniana on Round Island, Mauritius
1 January, 1985
Water-soluble and ethanol-soluble carbohydrates were extracted from leaves, shoots, roots, rhizomes and flowers ofParodiochloa flabellata (Lam.) Rasp. (=Poa flabellata (Lam.) Hook f.) throughout a growing season. Very high levels of…1 January, 1985
The responses of phytoplankton populations to seasonal changes in radiation flux in two Antarctic lakes with extensive winter ice-cover are described. A phytoplankton capable of photosynthesis was found throughout the…Read more on Light climate and phytoplankton photosynthesis in maritime Antarctic lakes
1 January, 1985
There is much recent evidence that prolactin is an important influence on parental and incubatory behaviour in birds. In this study prolactin was measured at various stages of the breeding…1 January, 1985
An extremely low abundance of the Antarctic krill, Euphausia superba, was observed in the Scotia Sea during the austral winter of 1983. The decline could not be attributed to any…Read more on The absence of krill from the South Georgia zone, winter 1983
1 January, 1985
This paper reviews some of the major issues, programs and events that have led to the current state of marine mammal populations, management goals and management programs worldwide. It notes…Read more on Conservation and protection of marine mammals: past, present and future
1 January, 1985
We relate the mid‐latitude Pi 2 pulsation signatures observed using the Air Force Geophysics Laboratory Magnetometer Network during the March 22, 1979, Sixth Coordinated Data Analysis Workshop interval to the…1 January, 1985
Leaves and litter of two phanerogams (Acaena magellanica (Lam.) Vahl and Poa flabellata (Lam.) Hook. f.) were collected in spring on the subantarctic island of South Georgia. Leaves immersed in…1 January, 1985
Isolated exotic blocks of late Jurassic age occur within an undeformed succession of marine Lower Cretaceous back‐arc basin deposits on the west coast of James Ross Island, Antarctica. These flat,…Read more on Submarine glide blocks from the Lower Cretaceous of the Antarctic Peninsula
1 January, 1985
Species of the genus Thalassiosira are abundant in the oceanic waters south of the Antarctic Convergence Zone. Species within the genus are differentiated on the basis of arrangement and density…1 January, 1985
1. Single fast fibres were isolated from the myotomal muscles of icefish (Chaenocephalus aceratus Lönnberg, Antarctica), North Sea Cod (Gadus morhua L.) and Pacific Blue Marlin (Makaira nigricans Wakiya, Hawaii).…1 January, 1985
Contractile properties were determined for muscles from three species ofAntarctic fish with broadly similar activity patterns:Trematomus hansoni, Notothenia rossii and Chaenocephalus aceratus. C. aceratus differs from theother species in that…Read more on Contractile and metabolic characteristics of muscle fibres from Antarctic fish