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Raw CTD and water sample metadata data near Palmer station 2010 and 2011
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0944851 |
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UAV images and video of whales in the Antarctic Penisula during LMG1802
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1440435 1644209 |
2020-05-10 | Friedlaender, Ari; Dale, Julian; Nowacek, Douglas; Bierlich, KC |
LTER Palmer, Antarctica (PAL): Land-Shelf-Ocean Connectivity, Ecosystem Resilience and Transformation in a Sea-Ice Influenced Pelagic Ecosystem |
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Long-term Data Collection at Select Antarctic Peninsula Visitor Sites
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0230069 |
2009-01-01 | Naveen, Ronald |
Long-term Data Collection at Select Antarctic Peninsula Visitor Sites |
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