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Caption: BAS geologist Joanne Johnson sampling a granitoid boulder for surface exposure dating using cosmogenic isotopes. The boulder is embedded in guano. When the island was visited in March 2006, a group of around 100 elephant seals (all juvenile males) were found there.
Keywords: Antarctica | Landscape | Scenery | scene, people, geology, field work
Location: Un-named island in the Lindsey Islands group, 1.5km west of Canisteo Peninsula in Pine Island Bay.
Season: 2005/2006
Photographer: Joanne Johnson
Image size (pixels): 2592 x 1944
Caption: BAS geologist Joanne Johnson sampling a granitoid boulder for surface exposure dating using cosmogenic isotopes. The boulder is embedded in guano. When the island was visited in March 2006, a group of around 100 elephant seals (all juvenile males) were found there.
Keywords: Antarctica | Landscape | Scenery | scene, people, geology, field work
Location: Un-named island in the Lindsey Islands group, 1.5km west of Canisteo Peninsula in Pine Island Bay.
Season: 2005/2006
Photographer: Joanne Johnson
Image size (pixels): 2592 x 1944
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