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Survival of rapidly fluctuating natural low winter temperatures by High Arctic soil invertebrates

Published:2015-12 Issue: Volume:54 Page:111-117
ISSN:0306-4565
Container-title:Journal of Thermal Biology
language:en
Short-container-title:Journal of Thermal Biology

Author:

Convey Peter,Abbandonato Holly,Bergan Frode,Beumer Larissa Teresa,Biersma Elisabeth Machteld,Bråthen Vegard Sandøy,D'Imperio Ludovica,Jensen Christina Kjellerup,Nilsen Solveig,Paquin Karolina,Stenkewitz Ute,Svoen Mildrid Elvik,Winkler Judith,Müller Eike,Coulson Stephen James

Funder

Natural Environment Research Council to the British Antarctic Survey's ‘Ecosystems’

Publisher

Elsevier BV

Subject

Developmental Biology,General Agricultural and Biological Sciences,Biochemistry,Physiology

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