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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Mid Winter
A jolly midwinter to all. cheers stephen www.stepheneastaugh.com.au And Mid Winter greets from the rest of the gang at Mawson (.pdf 1mb)
SCINI in the Sound
Robot offers new views of marine environment around McMurdo By Peter Rejcek, Antarctic Sun Editor Posted May 22, 2009 Looking for the unexpected. Awesome pictures from Stacy Kim “Lo and behold we got down to the seafloor and we found … Continue reading
Posted in antarctica, flora and fauna, ice, world water
Tagged brittle stars, corals, energy source, lost experiment, marine environment, mcmurdo, new question, robot, SCINI, seafloor, sponges
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