The human experience in Antarctica: recreating space on Earth: Special issue: Antarctica

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The human experience in Antarctica: recreating space on Earth : Special issue: Antarctica. / Moreels, Marjan; Quintens, Roel; Baatout, Sarah.

In: Science Connection, No. 41, 05.2013, p. 37-39.

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Moreels, M, Quintens, R & Baatout, S 2013, 'The human experience in Antarctica: recreating space on Earth: Special issue: Antarctica', Science Connection, no. 41, pp. 37-39.

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Moreels, M., Quintens, R., & Baatout, S. (2013). The human experience in Antarctica: recreating space on Earth: Special issue: Antarctica. Science Connection, (41), 37-39.

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Moreels M, Quintens R, Baatout S. The human experience in Antarctica: recreating space on Earth: Special issue: Antarctica. Science Connection. 2013 May;(41):37-39.

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Moreels, Marjan ; Quintens, Roel ; Baatout, Sarah. / The human experience in Antarctica: recreating space on Earth : Special issue: Antarctica. In: Science Connection. 2013 ; No. 41. pp. 37-39.

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