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Antarctic Ice Drilling Leads to an Unexpected Discovery
Ice drilling in the Antarctic ice shelf leads to an unexpected discovery. There seems to be more life than predicted well below the ice shelves of the Antarctic, a new report in the journal Frontiers of Marine Science finds.
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