Investigation of Antarctic lakes and lake sediments in the Ross Sea Region
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K009_1969_1990_NZ_1
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Summary
Abstract:
The study of Antarctic lakes and lake sediments in the Ross Sea Region, particularly in the McMurdo Dry Valleys, with particular emphasis on the climatic history was a continuing program of the Waikato University Antarctic Research Unit. The sediments on the valley floors, on the slopes of the valleys, on the lake shores and on the lake ice was investigated. The bathymetry of most lakes was measured and bottom lake sediment sampling and water quality characteristics were analysed and measured. The geomorphology of the region was investigated to determine processes of formation, including moraines, tills, slopes, channel morphology, meltwater streams and sediments, rocks and how they are sorted. Samples were collected from all over the region for U/Th dating.
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N: -70.0
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S: -90.0
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E: 170.0
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W: 160.0
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Quality
Values provided in temporal and spatial coverage are approximate only. The major difficulty associated with the DNA based dietary work was that we were not allowed to collect as many scat samples as we wanted to on the Heard Island expedition. This led to an impoverished data set and consequent difficulty in publishing the work.
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These data are not yet publicly available for download. PDF copies of some of the referenced publications are available for download from the provided URL.
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This data set conforms to the PICCCBY Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/). Please follow instructions listed in the citation reference at the provided URL when using these data.
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COMPLETE
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452 kb
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free
Personnel
Role:
INVESTIGATOR
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TECHNICAL CONTACT
Phone:
+61 3 6232 3437
Fax:
+61 3 6232 3351
Email:
nick.gales at aad.gov.au
Contact Address:
Australian Antarctic Division
203 Channel Highway
City:
Kingston
Province or State:
Tasmania
Postal Code:
7050
Country:
Australia
Role:
DIF AUTHOR
Phone:
+61 3 6232 3244
Fax:
+61 3 6232 3351
Email:
dave.connell at aad.gov.au
Contact Address:
Australian Antarctic Division
203 Channel Highway
City:
Kingston
Province or State:
Tasmania
Postal Code:
7050
Country:
Australia
Publications/References
Jarman S.N., Ward R.D., Elliott N.G. (2002) Oligonucleotide Primers for PCR Amplification of Coelomate Introns. Marine Biotechnology 4. 347-355 Jarman S.N., Nicol S. (2002) Sources of variance in studies of krill population genetics. CCAMLR Science 9. 107-116 Jarman S.J., Gales N.J., Tierney M., Gill P.C., Elliott N.G. (2002) A DNA-based method for ... identification of krill species and its application to analysing the diets of marine vertebrate predators. Molecular Ecology 11. 2670-2690 Jarman S.D., Deagle B.E., Gales N.J. (2004) Group-specific polymerase chain reaction for DNA-based analysis of species diversity and identify in dietary samples. Molecular Ecology 13. 1313-1322 Costa D.P., Gales N.J. (2003) Energetics of a benthic diver: Seasonal foraging ecology of the Australian sea lion, Neophoca cinerea . Ecological Monographs 73(1). 27-43 Jarman S.N. (2004) Amplicon: software for designing PCR primers on aligned DNA sequences. Bioinformatics 20(10). 1644-1645 Kirkwood R., Gales N., Lynch M., Dann P. (2002) Satellite tracker deployments on adult, male Australian fur seals Arctocephalus pusillus doriferus: methods and preliminary results. Australian Mammalogy 24. 73-83 Gales N.J., Brennan A., Baker R. (2003) Ethics and Marine Mammal Research In: Gales N.J., Hindell M., Kirkwood R. Marine mammals: fisheries, tourism and management issues. 321-330 Gales N.J., Dalebout M.L., Bannister J.L. (2002) Genetic identification and biological observation of two free-swimming beaked whales: Hectors beaked whale (Mesoplodon hectori, Gray, 1871), and Gray's beaked whale (Mesoplodon grayi, Von Haast, 1876). Marine Mammal Science 18(2). 544-551 Gales N.J, Fraser W.R., Costa D.P., Southwell C. (2004) Do crabeater seals forage cooperatively? Deep-Sea Research II 51:. 2305-2310 Deagle B.E., Jarman S.N., Pemberton D., Gales N.J. (2005) Genetic Screening for Prey in the Gut Contents from a Giant Squid (Architeuthis sp.) Journal of Heredity 96(3). 1-7 Burns J.M., Costa D.P., Fedak M.A., Hindell M.A., Bradshaw C.J.A., Gales N.J., McDonald B., Trumble S.J., Crocker D.E. (2004) Winter habitat use and foraging behavior of crabeater seals along the Western Antarctic Peninsula. Deep-Sea Research II 51. 2279-2303 Deagle B.E., Tollit D.J., Jarman S.N., Hindell M.A., Trites A.W., Gales N.J. (2005) Molecular scatology as a tool to study diet: analysis of prey DNA in scats from captive Steller sea lions. Molecular Ecology 14. 1831-1842 Jarman S.N., Wilson S.G. (2004) DNA-based species identification of krill consumed by whale sharks. Journal of Fish Biology 65. 586-591 Gales N., Kasuya T., Clapham P.J., Brownell Jr. R.L. (2005) Japan's whaling plan under scrutiny. Nature 435. 883-884 Bodley K., van Polanen Petal T., Gales N. (2005) Immobilisation of free-living Weddell seals Leptonychotes weddellii using midazolam and isoflurane. Polar Biology 28. 631-636 Casper R.M., Gales N.J., Hindell M.A., Robinson S.M. (2006) Diet estimation based on an integrated mixed prey feeding experiment using Arctocephalus seals. Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 328. 228-239 Jarman S.N., Redd K.S., Gales N.J. (2006) Group-specific primers for amplifying DNA sequences that identify Amphipoda, Cephalopoda, Echinodermata, Gastropoda, Isopoda, Ostracoda and Thoracica. Molecular Ecology Notes 6. 268-271 Gales N., Barnes J., Chittick B., Gray M., Robinson S., Burns J., Costa D. (2005) Effective, field-based inhalation aneshtesia for ice seals. Marine Mammal Science 21(4). 717-727 Deagle B.E., Eveson J.P., Jarman S.N. (2006) Quantification of damage in DNA recovered from highly degraded samples - a case study on DNA in faeces. Frontiers in Zoology 3:11. doi:10.1186/1742-9994-3-11 Deagle B.E., Tollit D.J. (2006) Quantitative analysis of prey DNA in pinniped faeces: potential to estimate diet composition? Conservation Genetics DOI 10.1007/s10592-006-9197-7 Frydman S., Gales N. (2007) HeardMap: Tracking marine vertebrate populations in near real time Deep-Sea Research Part II 54. 384-391 Wall S.M., Bradshaw C.J.A., Southwell C.J., Gales N.J., Hindell M.A. (2007) Crabeater seal diving behaviour in eastern Antarctica Marine Ecology Progress Series 337. 265-277 Casper R.M., Jarman S.N., Deagle B., Gales N.J., Hindell M.A. (2007) Detecting prey from DNA in predator scats: A comparison with morphological analysis, using Arctocephalus seals fed a known diet Journal of Experimental Marine Biology and Ecology 347. 144-154 Casper R.M., Jarman S.N., Gales N.J., Hindell M.A. (2007) Combining DNA and morphological analyses of faecal samples improves insight into trophic interactions: a case study using a generalist predator Marine Biology DOI 10.1007/s00227-007-0732-y Nicol S., Croxall J., Trathan P., Gales N., Murphy E. (2007) Paradigm misplaced? Antarctic marine ecosystems are affected by climate change as well as biological processes and harvesting Antarctic Science DOI:10.1017/S0954102007000491 Tierney M., Southwell C., Emmerson L.M., Hindell M.A. (2008) Evaluating and using stable-isotope analysis to infer diet composition and foraging ecology of Adelie penguins Pygoscelis adeliae Marine Ecology Progress Series 355. 297-307 Nicol S., Worby T. (2005) The Antarctic sea ice ecosystem and its potential responses to global change. IWC SC/57/E14 Jarman S., Wiseman N., Baker C.S., Gales N.J. (2006) Incidence of prey DNA types in Bryde's whale scats. 2006 Meeting of the IWC (SC/58/E29. Restricted Document) Gales N., Clapham P. (2006) Priority research for Southern Hemisphere humpback whales: Comprehensive assessment outcomes and the relevance of JARPA II. 2006 Meeting of the IWC (SC/58/SH11. Restricted Document) Peel D., Thiele D. (2006) An estimate of abundance of humpback whales within Antarctic Area IV from BROKE survey data. 2006 Meeting of the IWC (SC/58/SH13. Restricted Document) Gedamke J., Robinson S., Gales N. (2006) Acoustic survey of marine mammal distribution and occurrence in the waters of East Antarctica (30-80E) during the Austral Summer of 2006. 2006 Meeting of the IWC (SC/58/17. Restricted Document) Gedamke J., Gales N., Hildebrand J., Wiggins S. (2006) Seasonal occurrence of low frequency whale vocalizations in waters of East Antarctica, February 2005-February 2006. 2006 Meeting of the IWC (SC/58/18. Restricted Document) Constable A., Gales N. (2002) Evaluating the strength of iteractions between predators and prey species in food webs: an index of predator Influence (IPI) on controlling available production of prey. International Whaling commission Modelling Workshop on Cetacean-Fishery Competition, La Jolla, 25-27 June 2002. 1-19 Davies, C., Gales N.J. (2004) A brief review of sanctuary theory as it applies to the review of the Southern Ocean Sanctuary and observed patterns in great whale populations in the Southern Ocean. International Whaling Commission, Scientific Committee. Italy. SC/56/SOS2 1-15 Reeves R.R., Berggren P., Crespo E.A., Gales N.J., Northridge S.P., Notarbartolo Di Sciara G., Perrin W.F., Read A.J., Rogan E., Smith B.D., van Waerebeek K. (2004) Global priorities for reduction of cetacean bycatch. International Whaling Commission, Scientific Committee. Italy 2004. SC/56/BC2. Gales N.J., Ball I., Robinson S. (2003) Proportional reconstruction of baleen whale diet: An assessment of the biases of traditional and genetic approaches. International Whaling Commission Scientific Committee. Germany 2003. SC/55/E15 1-11 Jarman S.N., Passmore A.J., Gales N.J. (2003) DNA-based identification of pre species represented in whale faeces. IWC Background paper. 1-6 Gales N.J., Jarman S.N. (2001) A new initiative into the development of non-lethal methods for defining trophic links between whales and commercial species International Whaling Commission, 2001 SC/53/E11 1-7 Gales N., Jarman S. (2002) A non-lethal genetic method for identifying whale prey. International Whaling Commission background paper 1-12 Jarman S. (2003) DNA as a dietary biomarker. European Society for Evolutionary Biology, 9th Congress, Leeds, U.K. August 2003. 4 Childerhouse S., Gales N., Baker C.S., Bass C., Berggren P., Bickham J., Breiwick J., Brownell R., Carlson C., Charrassin J-B., Cipriano F., Clapham P., Collins T., Cooke J., Cossi B., Dinter W., Engel M., Findlay K., Fortuna C., Funahashi N., Gedamke J. (2005) Comments on the Government of Japan's Proposal for a Second Phase of Special Permit Whaling in Antarctica (JARPA II). International Whales Commission Scientific Committee, Korea, 2005: SC/57/022 (3 pages) Gedamke J., Gales N., Hildebrand J., Wiggins S. (2005) Varying scales of baleen whale remote acoustic monitoring: tracking of individual singer movements on the Great Barrier Reef to seasonality of populations in the Antarctic. (Conference abstract) Jarman S.N., Casper R., Deagle B., Dunshea G., Passmore A., Redd K., Tierney M. (2006) DNA as a biomarker for studying the diet of marine predators. Proceedings of the 13th International Symposium on Polar Sciences, Incheon, Korea, 9-12 May 2006 57-61 Tierney M., Jarman S.N., Gales N.J., Kerry K.R. (2002) Penguin diet determined from prey DNA. SCAR Bird Biology Sub-committee (SBBS) Workshop on Research Methods for Diet Composition i Antarctic Seabirds. 4-6 June 2002. Jena, Germany. Jarman S., Deagle B., Passmore A., Gales N. (2003) DNA-based identification of animal prey. XIX International Congress of Genetics. Melbourne 2003. Poster Abstract No 4.C.0512 126 Deagle B, Jarman S., Lawless R., Hindell M., Gales N. (2003) Using Molecular Genetic Identification Methods to Study the Diet of marine Predators: Giant Squid Guts and Seal Scats. XIX International Congress of Genetics. Melbourne 2003. Poster Abstract No 6.I.1082 275 Passmore A., Swadling K., Jarman S. (2003) Analysis of Antarctic krill diet by DNA based methods. XIX International Congress of Genetics. Melbourne 2003. Poster Abstract No 4.C.0525 129 Jarman S., Deagle B., Passmore A., Redd K. (2004) Reconstruction of predator diet from prey DNA diversity 51st Annual meeting of the Genetics Society of Australia, Melbourne, July 11-14, 2004 Jarman S. (2005) Estimating confidence in biological identifications made by comparing DNA sequences. Molecular Biology and Evolution Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 19-23 June 2005. Verbal Presentation. 1 pp Passmore A., Jarman S., Swadling K., McMinn A., Kawaguchi S. (2005) DNA as a dietry biomarker: Lessons from Antarctic krill? Molecular Biology and Evolution Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 19-23 June 2005 Verbal Presentation. 1 pp. Deagle B.E., Tollit D.J., Jarman S.N., Hindell M.A., Trites A.W., Gales N.J. (2005) Molecular scatology as a tool to study diet: analysis of prey DNA in scats from captive Steller sea lions. Molecular Biology and Evolution Conference, Auckland, New Zealand, 19-23 June 2005 Verbal Presentation. 1 pp. Gales N. (2002) Whaling: unfinished business Haywood E. Australian Antarctic Magazine Autumn 2002 3. 7 Gales N. (2001) Molecules and microchips: tools to unravel the secret lives of marine predators Haywood E. Australian Antarctic Magazine Spring 2001 2. 16-17 Tollit D., Heaslip S., Deagle B., Iverson S., Joy R., Rosen D, Trites A. (2006) Estimating diet composition in sea lions: which technique to choose? Trites A., Atkinson S., DeMaster D, Fritz L., Gelatt T, Rea L, Wynne K. Sea Lions of the World. 293-307 Gales N.J. (2003) Gales N.J., Hindell M.A., Kirwkood R. Marine mammals: fisheries, tourism and management issues pp. 446
Creation and Review Dates
DIF Creation Date:
2002-07-02
Last DIF Revision Date:
2010-07-26
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