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The cool side of medicine The Australian New Zealand College Anaesthetists Bulletin Feature: In the Field, 2009
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Reductions in the polyhydric alcohol content of lichens as an indicator of environmental pollution. Antarctic Science, 1992
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Vegetation patterns in relation to climatic and endogenous changes in Wilkes Land, continental Antarctica. Journal of Ecology, 1997
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Reversible photoinhibition in Antarctic moss during freezing and thawing. Plant Physiology, 1995
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Morphological and physiological characteristics of a non-heterocystous strain of the cyanobacterium Mastigocladus laminosus Cohn from fumarolic soil on Mt Erebus, Antarctica. Polar Biology, 1991
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Loss of soluble carbohydrates and changes in freezing point of Antarctic bryophytes after leaching and repeated freeze-thaw cycles. Antarctic Science, 1992
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Phytogeography of bryophyte and lichen vegetation in the Windmill Islands, Wilkes Land, Continental Antarctica. Vegetatio, 1994
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Rates of soluble carbohydrate utilization in soils from the Windmill Islands oasis, Wilkes Land, continental Antarctica. Polar Biology, 1994
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The effect of hydration on carbohydrate levels, pigment content and freezing point of Umbilicaria decussata at a continental Antarctic locality. Cryptogamic Botany, 1994
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Isozyme variation in three mosses from the Windmill Islands oasis, Antarctica: a preliminary study. Biodiversity Letters, 1994
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Seasonal investigations of soluble carbohydrates and pigment levels in Antarctic bryophytes and lichens. The Bryologist, 1994
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A recently discovered breeding colony of emperor penguins ( Aptenodytes forsteri ) on the Budd Coast, Wilkes Land, East Antarctica. Polar Record, 1995
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Polyol and sugar content of terrestrial plants from continental Antarctica. Antarctic Science, 1992
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