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Enhancing Role of Nitrogen Fixation in Biogeochemical Cycles of the Pacific Arctic. [PDF]
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Intense storms increase global ice area. [PDF]
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Can time-series of Landsat data be used to map the onset of growth at 78°N (central Svalbard)? [PDF]
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Canadian Arctic mosquitoes (Diptera: Culicidae) through time: a review of historical records and challenges. [PDF]
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Governmentality of the Arctic as an international region
Cooperation and Conflict, 2017Linked to the image of a wild and still-to-be-explored territory, as well as to images of the region as one of new economic opportunities, discourses on the Arctic also tie in with issues of climate change, cooperation and conflict, Arctic governance, international law and the situation and rights of indigenous people, as well as Great Power politics ...
Albert, Mathias, Vasilache, Andreas
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1982
Abstract The synthesis of the geology of the North American plate in the Arctic Ocean (Fig. 1) will cover the area between the Arctic (Nansen) Mid-Ocean Ridge and its extension into the Siberian continental shelf on the Eurasian side, and the Arctic continental margins of Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Chukotka on the Amerasian side (Fig.
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Abstract The synthesis of the geology of the North American plate in the Arctic Ocean (Fig. 1) will cover the area between the Arctic (Nansen) Mid-Ocean Ridge and its extension into the Siberian continental shelf on the Eurasian side, and the Arctic continental margins of Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Chukotka on the Amerasian side (Fig.
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Zoogeographical regionalization of the arctic
Polar Geography, 1977Abstract The author discusses in general terms the concept of biogeographical regionalization of the Arctic, and particularly its zoogeographical regionalization, stressing the importance of considering landmasses and oceans as a single, interlinked complex.
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2019
This chapter examines an emerging regional security system in the Arctic. There was a significant shift in the Arctic powers' threat perceptions and security policies in the High North. In contrast with the Cold War era when the Arctic was a zone for the global confrontation between the USSR and the U.S./NATO, now this region is seen by international ...
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This chapter examines an emerging regional security system in the Arctic. There was a significant shift in the Arctic powers' threat perceptions and security policies in the High North. In contrast with the Cold War era when the Arctic was a zone for the global confrontation between the USSR and the U.S./NATO, now this region is seen by international ...
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