Album - 18 Images from K026-0809 studying Improved Ability to Predict Cumulative Effects and Rates of Recovery from Human Impacts on the Antarctic Soil Environment
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ProgrammeK026 - Improved Ability to Predict Cumulative Effects and Rates of Recovery from Human Impacts on the Antarctic Soil Environment
DepictsMegan BalksTanya O'NeillRenee BurnsSeason2008-2009LocationCape Evans
DepictsMegan BalksTanya O'NeillRenee BurnsSeason2008-2009LocationCape EvansReference
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Album - 18 Images from K026-0809 studying Improved Ability to Predict Cumulative Effects and Rates of Recovery from Human Impacts on the Antarctic Soil Environment. Antarctica NZ, accessed 14/02/2025, https://adam.antarcticanz.govt.nz/nodes/view/32841