A birds eye view of scientific productivity! In the foreground, Craig Herbold, Morgan Langille and Ian McDonald traverse the ice toward the Tramway Ridge protected area. Meanwhile, Brad Tebo and Hubert Staudigel survey a nearby ridge for use as
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DepictsCraig HerboldHubert StaudigelBrad TeboIan McDonaldMorgan LangilleProgrammeK023 Life at the Extreme: Resolving the Genetic Basis of Microbial Endemism in the Super-Heated Soils of Mt Erebus, AntarcticaSeason2010-2011No. People2-5LocationTramway Ridge
A birds eye view of scientific productivity! In the foreground, Craig Herbold, Morgan Langille and Ian McDonald traverse the ice toward the Tramway Ridge protected area. Meanwhile, Brad Tebo and Hubert Staudigel survey a nearby ridge for use as
DepictsCraig HerboldHubert StaudigelBrad TeboIan McDonaldMorgan LangilleProgrammeK023 Life at the Extreme: Resolving the Genetic Basis of Microbial Endemism in the Super-Heated Soils of Mt Erebus, AntarcticaSeason2010-2011No. People2-5LocationTramway RidgeReference
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A birds eye view of scientific productivity! In the foreground, Craig Herbold, Morgan Langille and Ian McDonald traverse the ice toward the Tramway Ridge protected area. Meanwhile, Brad Tebo and Hubert Staudigel survey a nearby ridge for use as. Antarctica NZ, accessed 19/01/2025, https://adam.antarcticanz.govt.nz/nodes/view/32905