10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PALMER PENINSULA» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Palmer Peninsula in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
Palmer Peninsula im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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Science in Antarctica: A Report
Palmer Peninsula: Jenny I., Marguerite Bay, Gain (Cardot, 1911); Melchior
Archipelago, Lambda I., Siple (Bartram, 1957); Danco Coast, Booth- Wandel I.,
Turquet (Cardot, 1906). (a) var. imbricata (Cardot) Bartram. Palmer Peninsula:
Danco ...
National Research Council (U.S.). Committee on Polar Research, 1961
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Antarctica in the International Geophysical Year: Based on a ...
Based on a Symposium on the Antarctic American Geophysical Union. eastern
end of the Palmer Peninsula. The sequence consists of a basal conglomerate
resting on tuffs of Mesozoic age. Overlying the conglomerate is a sandstone
which is ...
American Geophysical Union, 1956
That same year an American sealer, Nathaniel Palmer, also sighted the same
shore with the result that American maps referred to the Palmer Peninsula rather
than to Graham Land. By chance, Russian claims also date from 1820— and in
fact ...
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Abstracts for 1962: Abstracts of papers submitted for six ...
Most of the samples are from the Ross Sea, west of Palmer Peninsula, and the
Weddell Sea areas, although scattered samples are available which
circumscribe the continent. Most of the sediments are submarine glacial till with
highly variable ...
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Geological Survey Professional Paper
Exploration the following season was from bases at Little America and on the
west coast of the Palmer Peninsula. After World War II, exploration was under the
sponsorship of the Navy. Expeditions were sent out in 1946, 1947, and 1948.
Geological Survey (U.S.), 1976
The geological evidence tends to support the hypothesis of a topographic low
expressing the break between the folded mountains of the Palmer Peninsula type
and the block-faulted mountains of the Antarctic Horst. However, even if this ...
World Data Center A., 1965
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The Global Warming Desk Reference
For several decades, scientists at the Palmer Station, astride the northwestern
edge of Antarctica's Palmer Peninsula, have watched steady changes in the
environment, as well as the flora and fauna it supports. Few of them doubt that
many of ...
Bruce Elliott Johansen, 2002
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World Almanac and Book of Facts 2014
led British Graham Land Expedition; discovered Palmer Peninsula was part of
mainland. 1935: Lincoln Ellsworth (U.S.) flew south along E Coast of Palmer
Peninsula,then crossed continentto LittleAmerica, making fourlandings. 1939-41:
...
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Environment of West Antarctica, Potential CO2-induced ...
The precipitation rates simulated over the East Antarctic are somewhat larger
than those observed and are smaller than observed over the Palmer Peninsula.
The minimum observed over the interior of Antarctica is reproduced reasonably
well.
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Maps of the Ancient Sea Kings: Evidence of Advanced ...
These traverses were (a) from the Antarctic (Palmer) Peninsula at 69° S and 60°
W2 to the Sabrina Coast of Wilkes Land at 66° S and 120° E; and (b) from the
Ross Sea (Queen Maud Range) at 85-88° S and 180° E/W, to the Muhlig-
Hofmann ...
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PALMER PENINSULA» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
Palmer Peninsula im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
G. Mathews: Global warming is a hoax
The small Palmer Peninsula of Antarctica is getting warmer while the main Antarctic continent is actually cooling. Ice cap thicknesses in both ... «Lewiston Sun Journal, Jul 15»
Give a neutral name to South China Sea
... where it is called Queen Elizabeth Land for the United Kingdom, Tierra San Martin for Argentina, Palmer Peninsula, for the United States and ... «New Straits Times Online, Jun 15»
Time to rename South China Sea? – Ferooze Ali
... Peninsula – it is called Queen Elizabeth Land (UK), Tierra San Martin (Argentina), Palmer Peninsula (US), and Tierra de O'Higgins (Chile). «The Malaysian Insider, Jun 15»
EPITAPH: A life of loving the outdoors
Walden wanted to learn more so she traveled to Antarctica but never made it to the South Pole, going as far as the Palmer Peninsula on a small ... «Glens Falls Post-Star, Okt 14»
Exchanging nut-food for penguin steaks
The ice “eventually packed by the westward drift against the Palmer Peninsula.” Within a few weeks, Endurance was trapped in the pack ice. «The Kingston Whig-Standard, Apr 14»
CHEM TRAILS / HAARP ... educate yourself
The small Palmer Peninsula of Antarctica is getting warmer, while the main Antarctic continent is actually cooling. Ice cap thicknesses in both ... «Wareham Week, Feb 14»
A Fairfielder in Antarctica: 'Grandeur, vastness, beauty, loneliness …
The long journey from Fairfield to the Palmer Peninsula of Antarctica is beyond even the considerable mapping skills of Google. An early ... «Fairfield Citizen, Jan 14»
Major Earthquake of M7.8 Strikes in the Scotia Sea, South Atlantic …
The Scotia plate, a microplate squeezed between the South American and Antarctic plates just off the Antarctic's Palmer Peninsula, falls clearly ... «Decoded Science, Nov 13»
Antarctic Outpost To Use Wind, Solar Energy To Survive
The proposed location on South Georgia Island, just off the north tip of Antarctica's Palmer Peninsula, endures average winter temperatures of ... «EarthTechling, Mai 13»
591 - Elizabeth II, Queen of the South Pole
The Antarctic Peninsula is called Graham Land (UK), Tierra San Martin (Argentina), Palmer Peninsula (US) and Tierra de O'Higgins (Chile). In 1964, the UK and ... «Big Think, Dez 12»
