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Surface darkening by abundant and diverse algae on an Antarctic ice cap - Nature Communications

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By Alex Thomson, Andrew Gray, Claudia Colesie, Naomi Thomas, Peter Convey, Alison Smith, Peter Fretwell, Lloyd S. Peck
| Nature Verified
Abstract Algal blooms play important roles in physical and biological processes on glacial surfaces. Despite this, their occurrence and impacts within an Antarctic context remain understudied. Here, we present evidence of the large-scale presence, diversity and bioalbedo effects of algal blooms on Antarctic ice cap systems based on fieldwork conducted on Robert Island (South Shetland Islands, Antarctica).
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4 trendy makeup products to snag this fall

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By Naomi Thomas
| Girls' Life Verified
Fall is here, and so are rich berry lips, warm-toned eyeshadows and dewy skin finishes. Want to achieve a makeup look that's perfect for aww-tumn? Consider this your checklist of essentials for rocking that classic fall beauty vibe. Eyebrow gel @glossier The fluffy brow is what's hot right now. To achieve this look, reach for an eyebrow gel, which allows you to achieve natural fullness and definition for effortlessly stunning brows.
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From Urban Eatery shifts to classroom victories: inside the lives of graduate students balancing work and study

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By Naomi Thomas
| The Triangle Verified
If you walk into Urban Eatery on a casual Wednesday evening, you would be appalled at the plethora of graduate students working behind the counters. A typical view this is, if you ask any of the freshmen who come to the dining hall daily. This was a common sight from the first week of my freshman year. Transporting and delivering food to different stations, refilling coffee and hot water, cleaning up food service areas­­­ were all tasks I saw these students doing during their shifts.
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