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Antarctic Ice Core Sample Tells Story Of 1,000 Years Of Climate Fluctation
Using a 1,200-foot-long ice core sample, scientists have been able to reconstruct the last 1,000 years of the Antarctic Peninsula's ice melt and freeze.
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