Antarctic waters
New hyperbenthic species of Misophriopsis and Misophriella, first record of misophrioid copepods (Crustacea) from Antarctic waters
... Abstract Misophrioid copepods are reported for the first time from Antarctic waters. A species of each of the genera Misophriopsis and Misophriella is described from hyperbenthic layers of the continental ...
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Effects of elevated pCO\( 2\) on the productivity of marine microbes and the remineralisation of nutrients in coastal Antarctic waters
... in Antarctic temperatures than elsewhere in the Southern Hemisphere (Shindell and Schmidt ...surface waters (see POOZ, SSIZ, MIZ ...in Antarctic waters, moving to a scenario reminiscent of the ...
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Breeding short-tailed shearwaters buffer local environmental variability in south-eastern Australia by foraging in Antarctic waters
... productive Antarctic waters and enabling them to cope with variability in local prey availability around the breeding colony during chick- ...the Antarctic marine food web have also been reported ...
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Two new species of Ammothea (Pycnogonida, Ammotheidae) from Antarctic waters
... Abstract Two new species of the genus Ammothea are described from Elephant Island and the South Shetlands Islands, Antarctica. The material was captured during the Polarstern cruise XXIII/8 to the Antarctic ...
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A new gorgonian genus from deep-sea Antarctic waters (Octocorallia, Alcyonacea, Plexauridae)
... Among the gorgonian families, Plexauridae is one of the richest in genera and species (Bayer 1956, 1981). This family is especially well represented in temperate and tropical waters (e.g. Bayer 1961; Grasshoff ...
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Leucon parasiphonatus, a new species (Crustacea: Cumacea: Leuconidae) from Antarctic waters
... Leucon parasiphonatus belongs to the subgenus Leucon and differs from the other already known Antarctic and Subantarctic species of the genus, in the absence of a serr[r] ...
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Coccolithophore populations and their contribution to carbonate export during an annual cycle in the Australian sector of the Antarctic zone
... In view of the rapid changes in climate and other en- vironmental stressors presently occurring in the Southern Ocean, a major challenge facing the scientific community is to predict how phytoplankton communities will ...
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Antarctica school units for Levels 3, 4 & 5
... these waters encountered rough seas, large waves and ...into Antarctic waters in 1773 and found rocks embedded in icebergs, so he guessed there was a land mass further ...
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Redescription of Terebellides kerguelensis stat. nov. (Polychaeta: Trichobranchidae) from Antarctic and subantarctic waters
... sub- antarctic Kerguelen Island during the voyage of HMS Challenger, and Ehlers (1897, 1901) reported the stem spe- cies from the Magellanic ...the Antarctic and southern South American waters: ...
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Conservation and management frameworks for sub Antarctic international waters
... The waters of the sub-Antarctic Southern Ocean are legally distinctive from chose which fall within the Antarctic Treaty area extending to 60 ° S, not only because the Treaty does not apply in chose ...
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Interannual fluctuations in copepod abundance and contribution of small forms in the Drake Passage during austral summer
... superficial waters (9 m deep) of the Drake Passage and contributed to the knowledge of their interannual fluctua- tions among three ...Subantarctic waters (density), whereas the \ 300-lm fraction showed ...
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Antarctic Futures: Governance, Scientific Expeditions, Commercial Tourism, Resource Exploitation and Climate Change
... CONTINUATION OF MINERAL ACTIVITY FOR SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES Under the Protocol, mineral activity for scientific purposes is not prohibited, but is subject to an environmental management regime which requires EIAs to be ...
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Perspectives on Antarctic conservation: an analysis of New Zealand Antarctic stakeholder views
... the Antarctic so the more countries that participate in the ATS, the greater opportunity that we have a global community to conserve the Antarctic” ...
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Managing fishing in the sub Antarctic
... Harvesting of finfish in the sub-Antarctic is briefly described together with an historical account of its management by the international Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living ...
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AVIATION ACCIDENTS in ANTARCTICA A review of literature and examination of dimensions
... However it is also found that “inappropriately designed automatic systems introduced to advanced flight decks may reduce situational awareness and thereby put aviation safety at risk.” (Sarter, 1991). The pilot can get ...
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20reauthorization.pdf
... Impaired waters: This provision requires states to submit lists of "impaired waters." Impaired waters are defined as waters that cannot be expected to achieve water or sediment q[r] ...
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Investigating the impact of aeolian deposition to the Southern Ocean using dissolved aluminium concentrations
... natrual freshwater (µM) and the precipitation of Al species once in the presence of complexing agents typical of the seawater matrix (Mackin and Aller, 1984c,a, 1986; Erofeeva et al., 1989; Lydersen, 1990; ˇSˇcanˇcar and ...
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The distribution, circulation and variability of subantarctic mode water
... Antarctic Bottom Water Antarctic Intermediate Water Antarctic Circumpolar Current Brazil-Malvinas Confluence CSIRO Atlas of Regional Seas Conductivity Temperature Depth East Australian C[r] ...
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Differences between 1999 and 2010 across the Falkland Plateau: fronts and water masses
... of temperatures (< 1.2 ◦ C) and salinities (ca. 34) can be ob- served only for the MOC-Austral cruise in Figs. 1b and 2b. The shutdown of the AAIW formation in 1998 is responsible for the observed changes from 1999 to ...
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Antarctica aviation: Accidents and safety policy
... the Antarctic region and the operation policy aimed at avoiding such ...in Antarctic aviation operations including recent developments in adventure tourism ...
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