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Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry|May 25, 2007
Soil biogeochemical toxicity end points for sub-Antarctic islands contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbonsAlexis Nadine Schafer, Ian Snape, Steven Douglas SicilianoEnvironmental Toxicology and Chemistry|February 28, 2009
Influence of liquid water and soil temperature on petroleum hydrocarbon toxicity in Antarctic soilAlexis N Schafer, Ian Snape, Steven D SicilianoChemosphere|May 20, 2006
Evaluation of diffusive gradients in thin film (DGT) samplers for measuring contaminants in the Antarctic marine environmentBronwyn L Larner, Andrew J Seen, Ian SnapeEnvironmental Toxicology and Chemistry|November 22, 2011
Validating potential toxicity assays to assess petroleum hydrocarbon toxicity in polar soilAlexis Nadine Harvey, Ian Snape, Steven Douglas SicilianoEnvironmental Toxicology and Chemistry|November 22, 2011
Changes in liquid water alter nutrient bioavailability and gas diffusion in frozen antarctic soils contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbonsAlexis Nadine Harvey, Ian Snape, Steven Douglas SicilianoMarine Pollution Bulletin|March 11, 2005
Benthic diatom community response to environmental variables and metal concentrations in a contaminated bay adjacent to Casey Station, AntarcticaLaura Cunningham, Ian Snape, Jonathan S Stark, et al.FEMS Microbiology Ecology|September 2, 2009
Microbial community variation in pristine and polluted nearshore Antarctic sedimentsShane M Powell, John P Bowman, Ian Snape, et al.Marine Pollution Bulletin|March 11, 2005
Constraints on spatial variability in soft-sediment communities affected by contamination from an Antarctic waste disposal siteJonathan S Stark, Ian Snape, Martin J Riddle, et al.Chemosphere|May 3, 2006
Evaluation of geochemical methods for discrimination of metal contamination in Antarctic marine sediments: a case study from Casey StationRebecca C Scouller, Ian Snape, Jonathan S Stark, et al.Environmental Science & Technology|March 31, 2006
Fertilization stimulates anaerobic fuel degradation of antarctic soils by denitrifying microorganismsShane M Powell, Susan H Ferguson, Ian Snape, et al.Pageof 4