Titlebook: Biology of the Vestfold Hills, Antarctica; Proceedings of the s J. M. Ferris,H. R. Burton,I. A. E. Bayly Conference proceedings 1988 Kluwer

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The inshore marine fishes of the Yestfold Hills region, Antarcticaximately 100 m. Species caught depend markedly on the type of fishing gear used, but three species are clearly dominant numerically... is most abundant in the shallower (<20 m deep) weedy and rocky habitats, while . is dominant in the deeper (>20 m deep) nearshore troughs and further offshore. . occ

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Antarctic terrestrial ecosystems: The Vestfold Hills in contextn Victoria Land, and Vestfold Hills in the continental antarctic region..As the largest and best known coastal ice-free oasis, the Vestfold Hills contain excellent examples of terrestrial sublithic, epilithic, chasmoendolithic, epiphytic and terricolous algal communities, as well as epilithic, endol

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Plants and landscape in the Vestfold Hills, Antarcticaecies diversity of terrestrial lithic algae, mosses and lichens is influenced positively by availability of meltwater from drift snow and by additional nutrient supply (probably N and P) near bird nest sites. The terrestrial plants are affected negatively by exposure (including sand blast) and salin