<span class="specialissuetip">Special issue for: </span>Vol. 29, No 3, 2018 -- Advances in Polar Science

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Advances in Polar Science (APS) is a comprehensive international, peer-reviewed journal dedicated to presentation of multi-disciplinary achievements in Arctic and Antarctic research. It is published quarterly and sponsored by the Polar Research Institute of China and the Chinese Arctic and Antarctic Administration.

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ARTICLES | BIOLOGY AND ECOLOGY

Extreme events as ecosystems drivers: Ecological consequences of anomalous Southern Hemisphere weather patterns during the 2001/2002 austral spring-summer

Dana M. BERGSTROM, Eric J. WOEHLER, Andrew R. KLEKOCIUK, Michael J. POOK, Robert A. MASSOM

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ARTICLES | ATMOSPHERE SCIENCE/CLIMATOLOGY

Atmospheric feedbacks on Arctic summer sea-ice anomalies in ensemble simulations of a coupled regional climate model

A. Rinke, D. Handorf, W. Dorn, K. Dethloff, J.C. Moore, X. Zhang

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ARTICLES | OCEANOGRAPHY/SEA ICE

The study of ice shelf-ocean interaction – techniques and recent results

Keith W. NICHOLLS

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ISSN:1674-9928
CN:31-2050/P

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