Macquarie Island
Origin, structural and tectonic history of the Macquarie Island region
... Macquarie Island, in the Southern Ocean, was formed by oceanic crust uplift due to transpressive forces between the Indian/ Australian and Pacific oceanic plates, in a transpressional regime which has ...
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Patterned quaking mire at Handspike Point, Macquarie Island
... Raised mires occur on an emerging marine terrace of Holocene age at Handspike Point, Macquarie Island, and slope seawards. Ponions of these mires are characterised by numerous, anastomosing to parallel, low ...
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Heritage conservation in antarctic and subantarctic jurisdictions: the case of Macquarie Island
... in the Southern Ocean, approximately 1500 km southeast of Tasmania. When Van Diemen's Land was proclaimed in 1825, Macquarie Island was included in its charter and has subsequently been considered a ...
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Ridge top peats and paleolake deposits on Macquarie Island
... the island has implications for any further geomorphological and palaeontological ...on Macquarie Island are unlikely to preserve long vegetation records (table I, ...
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The climate of Macquarie Island and its role in atmospheric monitoring
... at Macquarie Island in relation to the general circulation of the high latitudes of the southern ...oceanic island, and its features are compared with others in the circumpolar Southern ...
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Igneous and metamorphic petrology of lavas and dykes of the Macquarie Island ophiolite complex
... Locality map Generalized geologic map of Macquarie 1,sland Geological map of the northern part of Macquarie Island Structural measurements on lavas Spatial distribution of alkaline and t[r] ...
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Igneous and metamorphic petrology of lavas and dykes of the Macquarie Island ophiolite complex
... Locality map Generalized geologic map of Macquarie 1,sland Geological map of the northern part of Macquarie Island Structural measurements on lavas Spatial distribution of alkaline and t[r] ...
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A quantitative investigation of airborne sea salt over Macquarie Island
... MALLIS, M., 1988 (viii): A quantitative investigation into scavenging of airborne sea salt over Macquarie Island. Pap. Proc. R. Soc. Tasm., 122( I): 121-128. Paper presented at the Macquarie ...
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Sealing sites on Macquarie Island: an archaeological survey
... Macquarie Island is a subantarctic island situated in the Southern Ocean at latitude 54 ° 30'S and longitude I 58 ° ...The island is approximately 34 km ...The island is dominated by a ...
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Recovery of the fur seal population at Macquarie Island
... Few fur seals were recorded at Macquarie Island in the period 1820 to I 948. Gwynn (1953) implied that small numbers were seen by the first AN ARE party in 1948, and he recorded 50 in April 1949, which he ...
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The status of the black browed and grey headed albatrosses on Macquarie Island
... COPSON, G.R., 1988 (viii): The status of the black,-browed and grey-headed albatrosses on Macquarie Island. Pap. Proc. R. Soc. Tasm., 122( I): 137 141. Papers presented at the Macquarie Island ...
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Macquarie Island flora and fauna management interpreting progress and predictions for the future
... to Macquarie Island's ...in Macquarie Island management commenced in 1972, at which time rabbits were already considered detrimental to the island (Taylor 1955, Costin & Moore ...
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Methods for mapping the tundra vegetation of sub Antarctic Macquarie Island
... of Macquarie Island were ...the island was acquired on December 26 2009, and was used for the analysis in chapter ...the island and was almost entirely ...
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Migrations of juvenile southern elephant seals from Macquarie Island
... The survival of southern elephant seal pups from Macquarie Island may be linked to them finding prey in one of the three general areas identified in this study, and the continued absence[r] ...
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Macquarie Island a wonder spot of the world
... of Macquarie Island render it an imponant site for continued observations in upper atmosphere physics, meteorology, geology and many aspects of biology, especially those concerned with the Southern Ocean ...
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An analysis of air temperature records for Macquarie Island: decadal warming, ENSO cooling and southern hemisphere circulation patterns
... of Macquarie Island, Salinger & Gunn (1975) showed that New Zealand warmed markedly from about 1935 to 1970, a period when cooling interrupted the longer-term warming trend in the Northern ...
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Notes on rare, vagrant and exotic avifauna at Macquarie Island, 1901 2000
... Copson, G. R. & Brothers, N. P. 2008 (3 \ :x): Notes on rare, vagrant and exotic avifauna at Macquarie Island, 1901-2000. Papers and Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania I 42(1): 105-116. ...
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Macquarie Island, its conservation and management
... In common with most other sub-Antarctic islands, Macquarie Island supports a vertebrate fauna of low diversity but high abundance. Amongst the most common species are: Light-mantled Sooty Albatross ...
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Terrace types and vegetation dynamics on Macquarie Island
... Macquarie Island is a small subantarctic island in the Southern Ocean, southeast of Tasmania, in the path of strong west to north westerly ...the island plateau above about 200 m ...
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Growth of the southern elephant seal Mirounga leonina (Linnaeus 1758) at Macquarie Island
... the Macquarie Island population, along with the declining populations at Marion Island (Bester and Wilkinson 1 994) and lies Crozet (Guinet et ...and Macquarie Island (Hindell and ...
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