Science

 

http://www.univ-st-etienne.fr/iaaf/kergueln/geograph/vrml_jeanne_d_arc.htm

Great work of the University of St.-Etienne/ France. A 3-D-Modelling of some parts of the Kerguelen.
Note: To view the VRML-Files (Virtual Reality Modeling Language) you need to download a little Viewer for VRML- Files.
For example you will find one under following URL:
http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/services/netzdienste/www/www-utils/
   

http://www.nd.edu/~cneal/KERGUELEN.html


Informations about the international "Ocean-Drilling-Project". Information about the sea-bottom near the Kerguelen and detailed informations about the geografic Kerguelen-Plateau.

   

http://homepages.ulb.ac.be/~dweis/research/KergArch.html


Scientific Informations about the sea-bottom, undersea-vulcanos and the different geological formations of the islands.

   

http://www.museum.hu-berlin.de/has/gazelle/fluegellose.html


Here you will find the answere on the question, why the flys on Kerguelen have no wings...
... a tip:"the windy conditions.."

   

http://www.gik.uni-karlsruhe.de/~mmayer/start_brd.html


International Project of the University of Karlsruhe (Germany).
Exactly they built up a new 3-D-Reference-Map for the hole antarctic sector with the help of the GPS-System. Even the Kerguelen are registered.

   

http://www.ujf-grenoble.fr/JAL/rech/fore/german.htm


International Project of the University of Grenoble/France.
A project to make a comparison between alpine and subarctic plants ( even pants of the Kerguelen-Islands).

   

http://www.marine-mammals.de/species/species8.htm


An Extensive page about Dolphins ond other Sea-animals.
Special Informations about the Commersn-Dolphin, wich even lifes near the Kerguelen.

   
http://www.angelseven.de/Unicorns/Wissenschaft/Zoologie/Channichthydiae/channichthydiae.html--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Very rare Informations about the unknown deepsea-fish
"Channichthys rhinoceratus -Unicorn icefish -", wich live at the sea-bottom of the Kerguelen-Plateau.
Very interesting !!!
   

http://www.rwth-aachen.de/geop/Ww/loginterpretation/log_projekte.htm


Project of the University of Aachen/Germany.
Variations in the crust of the sea-bottom of the Kerguelen-Plateau.

   

http://www.elasmo.de/unbehiae1-97.htm

Buletin of the German Elasmobranchier-Sociaty about a new discovert Shark in the southern hemisphere near Kerguelen.

   
   

http://www.geomar.de/~fboehm/index.html

Little but informative homepage of Florian Böhm, Geologist at GEOMAR/Kiel/Germany
One of his works named:
"Hiatuses in the Neogene Deepwater Sediments of the Kerguelen Plateau "

   
to be continued...