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On the Antarctic Peninsula batholith
Geological Magazine, 1995AbstractThe plutonic rocks of the Antarctic Peninsula magmatic arc form one of the major batholiths of the circum-Pacific rim. The Antarctic Peninsula batholith is a 1350 km long by < 210 km wide structure which was emplaced over the period ˜240 to 10 Ma, with a Cretaceous peak of activity that started at 142 Ma and waned during the Late Cretaceous.
Leat, P. T. +2 more
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Atmospheric blocking and temperatures in the Antarctic Peninsula
Science of The Total EnvironmentThe Antarctic Peninsula (AP) has displayed a propensity for persistent blocking ridges and anticyclonic conditions, particularly during recent summertime extreme weather events. This study investigates atmospheric blocking patterns over the AP through historical (1981-2010) and future (2071-2100, SSP5-8.5) periods using ERA5 reanalysis and six CMIP6 ...
Deniz, Bozkurt +3 more
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Glaciological research in the Antarctic Peninsula
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. B, Biological Sciences, 1977Abstract The Antarctic Peninsula is a good place for studies that take advantage of its wide range of latitude. Other worthwhile investigations are those that set in context the glacier/climate relationships and provide a framework of basic glaciological data.
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Geology of new localities on Tabarin Peninsula, northern Antarctic Peninsula
Antarctic Science, 2001New outcrops of Hope Bay Formation and Larsen Basin rocks have been exposed by recent ice-retreat on Tabarin Peninsula, northern Antarctic Peninsula. Quartzose, very low-grade metasedimentary rocks, cropping out at Balegno Nunatak (63°28′53″S, 57°00′31″W) are assigned to the Permian–Triassic Hope Bay Formation, and dioritic rocks are assigned to the ...
Rodolfo A. Del Valle +2 more
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Glacial Flutes and Iceberg Furrows, Antarctic Peninsula
1997Sidescan and 3.5kHz profiler data from the Antarctic Peninsula continental shelf (Fig. 1) show good examples of glacial flutes and iceberg furrows. The Antarctic Peninsula shelf environment is described by Larter et al. [this volume], Larter and Barker [1989] and Pudsey et al. [1994].
Pudsey, C.J. +2 more
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Clouds over the Antarctic Peninsula
2014There have been very few in-situ measurements of clouds over Antarctica and so very little is known about the size distribution and phase of these clouds. During the 2010/11 and 2011/12 season, in situ cloud microphysical measurements were conducted by the British Antarctic Survey using an instrumented aircraft fitted with a DMT Cloud Aerosol ...
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