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Lothar Beyer,Manfred B?lterCovers the most recent results of the fast-growing literature and provides an excellent picture of the present state of Antarctic science.An indispensable book for all researchers and students interes

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04970-4of exposed or permanently ice and snow-covered ground of around 105 km., including an area of approximately 25 km. of permanently ice-covered terrain between the L ?ken Moraine line, as an eastern boundary, and the rock outcrops of the peninsulas. The Vanderford Glacier forms a natural southern boundary to the region (Fig. 4.1).

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Zusammenfassung und Beurteilung, organic soils by debris of mosses, lichens and algae is widespread (.; .). This leads to mineral soils which may contain large amounts of soil organic matter in the maritime Antarctic (.). In contrast, patches of organic soils are associated locally with shallow mineral soils in coastal regions of East Antarctica (.).

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Anderweitige St?rungen des Wundverlaufestic Research Expedition (JARE; e.g. .,.; .; .; .,.a,b; .). This chapter provides a new overview on vegetation research with aspects on their environmental constraints and focuses on moss, lichen and algal communities with different regional aspects in a wider area and their effects on vegetation development.

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Refractory Soil Organic Matter — Formation, Accumulation, Translocation and Transformation organic soils by debris of mosses, lichens and algae is widespread (.; .). This leads to mineral soils which may contain large amounts of soil organic matter in the maritime Antarctic (.). In contrast, patches of organic soils are associated locally with shallow mineral soils in coastal regions of East Antarctica (.).

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