(Table 2) Ice, snow and freeboard statistics from measurement transects at 11 ice stations during Aurora Australis cruise SIPEX in 2007

The Sea Ice Physics and Ecosystem experiment (SIPEX) was conducted in the East Antarctic pack ice zone between 115-130°E from 9 September - 11 October, 2007. In situ measurements of sea-ice and snow properties were conducted at 15 ice stations, together with ship-based ASPeCt observations. The ice and snow thickness varied considerably in different regions of the pack ice, with particularly thick ice associated with deformation and a strong slope jet in the southwest of the study region. The mean ice thickness was 0.99 m (1.57 m excluding the northern marginal ice zones), but varied from 0.61 m along the southern leg to 1.80 m along the western leg, with pockets of considerably thicker ice in some regions. Swell was observed on two occasions penetrating more than 330 km south of the ice edge into regions with 80-100% ice concentration. Ice thicknesses calculated from near coincident ICESat laser altimetry (1.74 m) are similar to the in-situ observations in the central pack (1.57 m).

Elsinoe australis; Myriangiaceae

Elsinoe australis Bitanc. & Jenkins

Stella Australis : poems, verses and prose fragments /

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Acotyledonearum africae australis extra tropicum sitae : Imprimis Promontorii Bonae Spei, recensio nova, e Drègei, Eckloni et Zeyheri aliorumque peregrinatorum collectionibus aucta et emendata.

Also publ. in Linnaea 10(5):481-570 (1836)

Georgii Forster, medic. doct. sereniss. poloniae regi a consiliis intimis, etc. De plantis esculentis insularum oceani Australis commentatio botanica

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