Studies of antarctic fossil plants: An association of ferns from the Triassic of Fremouw Peak M.A. MILLAY, T.N. TAYLOR, and E.L. TAYLOR Department of Botany

First Page		Document Content
Date: 2011-05-06 15:38:41 Shackleton Coast Dicynodonts Ross Dependency Fremouw Formation Cynodonts Cynognathus Triassic Dicynodon Fern Geography of Antarctica Physical geography Dufek Coast		Studies of antarctic fossil plants: An association of ferns from the Triassic of Fremouw Peak M.A. MILLAY, T.N. TAYLOR, and E.L. TAYLOR Department of Botany Add to Reading List Source URL: s3.amazonaws.com Download Document from Source Website File Size: 3,48 MB Share Document on Facebook

	Melting claims: The normative force (and weakness) of territorial claims in Antarctica Alejandra Mancilla, CSMN, University of Oslo *This is a rough draft. Please do not quote, cite or circulate without permission. Abstr DocID: 1mn4C - View Document
	PDF Document DocID: 1iJrD - View Document
	Statement of Intent - InDesign File.indd DocID: 18D0e - View Document
	28 AprilMEDIA STATEMENT For Immediate Release NEW STRATEGY FOR ANTARCTIC SCIENCE DocID: 18BTP - View Document
	Media Statement 13 January 2015 Two aspiring leaders selected for Antarctic Apprent-ICE Antarctica New Zealand and Certified Builders Association of New Zealand, in conjunction with ITAB and BCITO, are excited to confirm DocID: 18AWs - View Document