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  1. BAS conducts operations in Antarctica, with Mark Evans mentioned as the collections manager.

An expedition involving Mark Evans and Mike Thomson used BAS collections while researching on James Ross Island, which is part of Antarctica.

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An expedition involving Mark Evans and Mike Thomson used BAS collections while researching on James Ross Island, which is part of Antarctica.

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James Ross IslandAntarcticaBritish Antarctic Survey

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  1. Discovery of a rare dinosaur fossil on James Ross Island during BAS research.1 source
  2. Expedition on James Ross Island utilizing BAS collections and involving Mark Evans and Mike Thomson.1 source

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