http://www.imcoast.org/home/ http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_356 Still in Marambio, Dolores? If it makes you feel better, I was 3 months and a half there, just waiting a flight. You will not be able to break my record, no no :D. The best for your field work season in Jubany. Cheers, Gastón. Fri, 17 Dec 2010 23:00:04 +0100 Gastón Aguirre http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_356 http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_350 Dear Dolores y Oscar, I feel with you, being trapped on Marambio ist not the trip you booked... But anyway, it would be quite interesting to analyze those Laternula shells, would be a good comparison with Potter Cove. And large fossile bivalve shells (Cuculaea and Eurhomalea) would be exciting, too... Best, Tom Mon, 29 Nov 2010 12:40:24 +0100 Tom Brey http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_350 http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_348 well, I guess you guys found the right perspective from the which looking at this long waiting you have to go through...the pics are very nice and I can see Adelie penguins there, that's nice..here in Belgium the winter is starting and actually, I invey you, I would love to be there with you in Antartica and be able to explore the surroundings a bit..so guys, keep us updated and I whish you to be able to reach Jubany asap and start with your work soon!! all the best!! ciao! Thu, 25 Nov 2010 11:18:35 +0100 Pasotti Francesca http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_348 http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_346 Hola Dolo y chicos! Que lindo blog with your fotos from the island in the middle of nowhere! Are there really live Laternula on that beach? It seems so altho they are clearly subtidal species. Saludos enormes de todos aqui, doris Thu, 25 Nov 2010 10:38:19 +0100 doris http://www.imcoast.org/science-blog/still-in-marambio/#PageComment_346