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Spain's Glaciers Peaked Earlier than Previously Believed, Study Shows
Spain's glacial maximum occurred around 26,000 years ago, predating the Earth's overall maximum by some 6,000 years, according to a new study demonstrating how regional climate has varied over time.
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