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Antarctica New Zealand
Private Bag 4745
International Antarctic Centre
38 Orchard Road, Christchurch 8053
New Zealand

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A blue-green alga from a small pond on the Canada Glacier in the Taylor Valley: "cryoconite pond" inhabitant: Crinalium glaciale var. helicoides viewed at 1000x magnification

Blue-green alga isolated from geothermal soil on Mt Erebus: Mastigocladus laminosus (1000x magnification)

Thick Nostoc growths of the almost-black mucilaginous colonies at Joyce Glacier (head of the Garwood Valley)

Large area of the blue-green alga Nostoc on irrigated ground at the snout of the Joyce Glacier (at the head of Garwood Valley)

Prasiola frozen in ice, Joyce Glacier, at the head of the Garwood Valley

Ice slopes along the side of the Joyce Glacier. A green alga Prasiola grows on the ice slopes where meltwater flows down

A filamentous blue-green alga viewed down the high power microscope: Phormidium sp. from a pond on the McMurdo Ice Shelf

Colony of a green algae growing amongst stones on rock ledge: Edward VII Peninsula Marie Byrd Land

Colonies of the blue green algae Nostoc on wet ground at Cape Geology

General view of habitat of Nostoc on ground by melting snow at Cape Geology

Moss, Campylopus pyriformis, and brown blue-green algal crust on geothermal ground close to the summit of Mt Melbourne

Green snow algae in a coastal snow drift near to the penguin colony at Cape Royds

Green snow algae on nutrient-enriched snow close to the Adelie penguin rookery at Cape Crozier

Rich growths of the green nitrophilous alga Prasiola crispa growing in water

Geothermal ground at the summit of Mt Melbourne. The ground is covered by a crust of cyanobacteria/moss/lichen and other microscopic algae.