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Journal of Environmental Radioactivity, 2002
Fluxes of 222Rn from the ice-free terrain to the atmosphere were measured directly, for the first time, at the Brazilian Antarctic Station Ferraz during the summer field campaign of 1998/99. Average value for the flux was 7.7 +/- 4.8 x 10(-2) atoms cm(-2) s(-1) and it ranged between 0.21 x 10(-2) atoms cm(-2) s(-1) and 28 x l0(-2) atoms cm(-2) s(-1 ...
H, Evangelista, E B, Pereira
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Cryogenic landforms on King George Island, South Shetland Islands

Polar Geography and Geology, 1985
Abstract The South Shetland Islands lie within the oceanic geocryological zone of the Antarctic. King George Island, one of the largest islands of the archipelago, presents a variety of landforms of cryogenic‐denudational, nival, solifluction and cryostructural types.
B. I. Vtyurin, M. Yu. Moskalevskiy
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Observations of birds on King George Island

Polar Geography, 1979
Abstract Observations in 1973–75 made it possible to provide more precise information on the species composition of bird fauna on the Fildes Peninsula of King George Island and to supplement findings on various aspects of bird life. In addition to description of the species composition of birds nesting on the peninsula and of temporary visitors, the ...
V. I. Krylov, L. A. Popov
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