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Fish pictures and skin pathology of X-cell infection in Trematomus scotti.
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1947040 |
2021-12-16 | Lauridsen, Henrik; Postlethwait, John; Desvignes, Thomas |
EAGER: Origin and Physiological Consequences of a Neoplasm Outbreak in Antarctic Fish |
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Morphological and pathological data of Trematomus scotti specimens captured on May 30th, 2018 in Andvord Bay.
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1947040 |
2021-12-16 | Postlethwait, John; Desvignes, Thomas; Lauridsen, Henrik; Le Francois, Nathalie |
EAGER: Origin and Physiological Consequences of a Neoplasm Outbreak in Antarctic Fish |
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Sediment macrofaunal abundance and family richness from inner Andvord Bay to the open continental shelf
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1443680 |
2019-12-31 | Smith, Craig |
Collaborative Research: Fjord Ecosystem Structure and Function on the West Antarctic Peninsula - Hotspots of Productivity and Biodiversity? (FjordEco) |
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Andvord Bay sediment core data collected during the FjordEco project (LMG1510 and NBP1603)
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1443680 |
2019-07-16 | Eidam, Emily; Nittrouer, Charles; Homolka, Khadijah; Smith, Craig |
Collaborative Research: Fjord Ecosystem Structure and Function on the West Antarctic Peninsula - Hotspots of Productivity and Biodiversity? (FjordEco) |
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FjordEco Phytoplankton Ecology Dataset in Andvord Bay
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1443705 |
2019-02-27 | Vernet, Maria; Pan, B. Jack; Manck, Lauren; Forsch, Kiefer |
Collaborative Research: Fjord Ecosystem Structure and Function on the West Antarctic Peninsula - Hotspots of Productivity and Biodiversity? (FjordEco) |
Phytoplankton ecology dataset from the FjordEco Project (PLR-1443705) | ["POLYGON((-63.3 -64.5,-63.17 -64.5,-63.04 -64.5,-62.91 -64.5,-62.78 -64.5,-62.65 -64.5,-62.52 -64.5,-62.39 -64.5,-62.26 -64.5,-62.13 -64.5,-62 -64.5,-62 -64.545,-62 -64.59,-62 -64.635,-62 -64.68,-62 -64.725,-62 -64.77,-62 -64.815,-62 -64.86,-62 -64.905,-62 -64.95,-62.13 -64.95,-62.26 -64.95,-62.39 -64.95,-62.52 -64.95,-62.65 -64.95,-62.78 -64.95,-62.91 -64.95,-63.04 -64.95,-63.17 -64.95,-63.3 -64.95,-63.3 -64.905,-63.3 -64.86,-63.3 -64.815,-63.3 -64.77,-63.3 -64.725,-63.3 -64.68,-63.3 -64.635,-63.3 -64.59,-63.3 -64.545,-63.3 -64.5))"] | ["POINT(-62.65 -64.725)"] | false | false |
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Fjord-Eco_Sediment_OrgC_OrgN_Data - Craig Smith
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1443680 |
2019-02-13 | Smith, Craig |
Collaborative Research: Fjord Ecosystem Structure and Function on the West Antarctic Peninsula - Hotspots of Productivity and Biodiversity? (FjordEco) |
Sediment organic carbon and organic nitrogen content (percent mass) in 6 depth intervals (0-1cm, 1-2cm, 3-4cm, 5-6cm, 7-8cm , 9-10cm) in sediment cores collected by OSIL Megacore (10 cm diameter tubes) along the five-station FjordEco Transect from inner Andvord Bay to the open continental shelf at FOODBANCS Station B. | ["POLYGON((-65 -64,-64.7 -64,-64.4 -64,-64.1 -64,-63.8 -64,-63.5 -64,-63.2 -64,-62.9 -64,-62.6 -64,-62.3 -64,-62 -64,-62 -64.1,-62 -64.2,-62 -64.3,-62 -64.4,-62 -64.5,-62 -64.6,-62 -64.7,-62 -64.8,-62 -64.9,-62 -65,-62.3 -65,-62.6 -65,-62.9 -65,-63.2 -65,-63.5 -65,-63.8 -65,-64.1 -65,-64.4 -65,-64.7 -65,-65 -65,-65 -64.9,-65 -64.8,-65 -64.7,-65 -64.6,-65 -64.5,-65 -64.4,-65 -64.3,-65 -64.2,-65 -64.1,-65 -64))"] | ["POINT(-63.5 -64.5)"] | false | false |
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Andvord Bay Glacier Timelapse
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1443733 |
2018-08-07 | Truffer, Martin; Winsor, Peter |
Collaborative Research: Fjord Ecosystem Structure and Function on the West Antarctic Peninsula - Hotspots of Productivity and Biodiversity? (FjordEco) |
This dataset includes timelapse images from five cameras set up at four different locations in and just outside of Andvord Bay on the Western Antarctic Peninsula. The cameras were set up to track glacier ice motion, calving and tracking of ice bergs, and sea ice formation and melt. Two cameras (hi-res) were Canon Rebel DSLR in a timelapse system designed by Harbortronics; the remaining three cameras (lo-res) were from Campbell Scientific and were part of a weather station. | ["POLYGON((-62.68 -64.72,-62.648 -64.72,-62.616 -64.72,-62.584 -64.72,-62.552 -64.72,-62.52 -64.72,-62.488 -64.72,-62.456 -64.72,-62.424 -64.72,-62.392 -64.72,-62.36 -64.72,-62.36 -64.74,-62.36 -64.76,-62.36 -64.78,-62.36 -64.8,-62.36 -64.82,-62.36 -64.84,-62.36 -64.86,-62.36 -64.88,-62.36 -64.9,-62.36 -64.92,-62.392 -64.92,-62.424 -64.92,-62.456 -64.92,-62.488 -64.92,-62.52 -64.92,-62.552 -64.92,-62.584 -64.92,-62.616 -64.92,-62.648 -64.92,-62.68 -64.92,-62.68 -64.9,-62.68 -64.88,-62.68 -64.86,-62.68 -64.84,-62.68 -64.82,-62.68 -64.8,-62.68 -64.78,-62.68 -64.76,-62.68 -64.74,-62.68 -64.72))"] | ["POINT(-62.52 -64.82)"] | false | false |
