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Magnetic conjugacy from L = 6 to L = 1.4. 1. Auroral zone: conjugate area, seasonal variations, and magnetic coherence. Journal of Geophysical Research, 1965 (Ref: 1843)
Authors:
Wescott E.M.Mather K.B.
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Mawson geophysical observatory work, Antarctica, 1962. BMR Record, 1965 (Ref: 7322)
Authors:
Branson J.C.
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Antarctica - some geographical notes: antarctic birds and seals: Australians in Antarctica - living, working and learning. Australian Social Studies Educational Annual, 1965 (Ref: 631)
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Australian Antarctic activities, 1963-64. Polar Record, 1965 (Ref: 632)
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Regeneration pattern of Poa foliosa Hook F. on Macquarie Island. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, 1965 (Ref: 607)
Authors:
Ashton D.H.
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Pattern and process in a Macquarie Island feldmark. Proceedings of the Royal Society of Victoria, 1965 (Ref: 608)
Authors:
Ashton D.H.Gill A.M.
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Summary of Antarctic Research Programmes, 1965 and Proposed Programmes, 1967, 1965 (Ref: 2212)
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Mass materials: ice. The Australian Architectural Students' Association Convention, Melbourne 29 May - June 1965, 1965 (Ref: 605)
Authors:
Brown A.M.
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Observations of long-period pulsations of electron precipitation in conjugate regions of the auroral zones. Journal of Geophysical Research, 1965 (Ref: 611)
Authors:
Brown R.R.Barcus J.R.Reid J.S.Parsons N.R.
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Balloon observations of auroral zone X rays in conjugate regions. 1. Slow time variations. Journal of Geophysical Research, 1965 (Ref: 612)
Authors:
Brown R.R.Barcus J.R.Parsons N.R.
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Balloon observations of auroral zone Xrays in conjugate regions. 2. Microbursts and pulsations. Journal of Geophysical Research, 1965 (Ref: 613)
Authors:
Brown R.R.Barcus J.R.Parsons N.R.
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Recolonization of Heard Island by the king penguin, Aptenodytes patagonica . The Emu, 1965 (Ref: 593)
Authors:
Budd G.M.Downes M.C.
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Effects of cold exposure and exercise in a wet, cold Antarctic climate. Journal of Applied Physiology, 1965 (Ref: 603)
Authors:
Budd G.M.
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Glaciological survey of the Amery Ice Shelf. Antarctic, 1965 (Ref: 625)
Authors:
Budd W.F.
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Mwason geophysical observatory work, Antarctica, 1963. BMR Record, 1965 (Ref: 7324)
Authors:
Black I.E.
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Antarctica - the new down under. The Bulletin, 1965 (Ref: 2267)
Authors:
Bechervaise J.
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Seismic investigations of Antarctic structure. Annals of the International Geophysical Year, 1965 (Ref: 622)
Authors:
Bullen K.E.Goodspeed M.J.
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Seismic investigations of Antarctic structure. BMR Record, 1965 (Ref: 7275)
Authors:
Bullen K.E.Goodspeed M.J.
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Observations on the fungi of Macquarie Island. ANARE Reports, 1965 (Ref: 606)
Authors:
Bunt J.S.
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Auroral paralactic photography. Part 1. ANARE Reports, 1965 (Ref: 620)
Authors:
Simonow G.V.Ballantyne J.
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First record of a grey plover at Macquarie Island. The Emu, 1965 (Ref: 597)
Authors:
Simpson K.G.
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The dispersal of regurgitated pumice gizzard-stones by the southern skua at Macquarie Island. The Emu, 1965 (Ref: 598)
Authors:
Simpson K.G.
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Regional magnetic surveys in Australia, Australian Antarctica and the Territory of Papua New Guinea during 1962. BMR Record, 1965 (Ref: 7271)
Authors:
van der Linden J.
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Regional magnetic surveys in Australia, Australian Antarctica and the Territory of Papua New Guinea during 1963. BMR Record, 1965 (Ref: 7273)
Authors:
van der Linden J.
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Geological map of the sector of Antarctica between longitudes 45 degrees E and 80 degrees E (scale 1:1 000 000) with commentaries. BMR Record 1965/239, 1965 (Ref: 7161)
Authors:
Trail D.S.McLeod I.R.
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