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100-Year-Old Data Proves Antarctic Sea Ice Barely Changed
Data from the log books of the "Heroes of the Antarctic Exploration" may provide evidence that the area of sea ice surrounding Antarctica in the far south has experienced very little changes in size in a century.
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