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The Acarology of the Antarctic Regions
1965In more than one sense both the Antarctic continent and the Sub-Antarctic islands are white spots on the map. The existence of such areas has always inspired men to enlarge our knowledge, and several expeditions have been equipped to explore the unknown lands of Antarctica.
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The genus Stauroneis (Bacillariophyceae) in the Antarctic region
Journal of Biogeography, 2005AbstractAim To provide a detailed biogeography of the diatom genus Stauroneis in the Antarctic and sub‐Antarctic regions and to establish the biogeographical relationships between the different constituent locations to test the application of a precise and refined taxonomy in generating accurate polar biogeographies.Location The Antarctic and sub ...
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Freshwater Algae in the Antarctic Regions
1965From the beginning of the nineteenth century onwards many European nations organised research expeditions to the Antarctic. Knowledge of freshwater algae in the Antarctic and the surrounding regions has gradually accumulated in the published reports of these expeditions.
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Gain, on Penguins of the Antarctic Regions The Penguins of the Antarctic Regions L. Gain
The Auk, 1914openaire +1 more source
Meteorology of the Antarctic Regions
Quarterly Journal of the Royal Meteorological Society, 1898openaire +1 more source