Percentage of publications within 5 km and 5–20 km of each field camp, relative to the total number of publications within 20 km of the camp from 1958–2016.

• Main Authors: Stephen M. Chignell (6376643), Madeline E. Myers (11648787), Adrian Howkins (11648790), Andrew G. Fountain (11648793)
• Format: Still Image
• Language: unknown
• Published: 2021
• Subjects: Evolutionary Biology; Ecology; Science Policy; mcmurdo dry valleys; little work looks; become less dispersed; 1907 &# 8211; informing environmental management; environmental management decision; antarctic field camps; field camp placement; antarctica </ p; environmental science research; field camps; field camp; environmental impact; xlink ">; subsequent increase; spatial relationships; several studies; scientific production; scientific output; scientific corpus; results underscore; research sites; necessarily correspond; many parts; local area; integrate bibliometrics; historical research; east antarctica; complex historical; antarctica relies; always lead; 2016 shows; Antarctic; East Antarctica; McMurdo Dry Valleys; New Zealand; Antarc*; Antarctica
• Online Access: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0257950.g006

Gray shading indicates the lifespan of each camp and bar widths correspond to quartiles based on this lifespan. Field camps are sequentially ordered (left to right) based on how many publications were counted within 5 km of them during their lifespan. Field camps managed by New Zealand (NZ) and the United States (US) are indicated in brackets.