Titlebook: Exploring the Last Continent; An Introduction to A Daniela Liggett,Bryan Storey,Veronika Meduna Book 2015 Springer International Publishing

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Mariana Cunha,Ant?nio Márcio da Silvaaurs to a frigid continent at the bottom of the world. Evidence of the geological processes acting on the continent is preserved in the many different types of rock in Antarctica. The rocks tell a complex tale of a continent that has experienced a wide range of climates, seen a variety of life forms

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-87421-6ers 99.6?% of the continent and this immense ice cap is the single largest solid object on the surface of Earth. Antarctic snow and ice, the cryosphere, contain around 90?% of the world’s ice and around 80?% of all freshwater, which is frozen in the East and West Antarctic ice sheets and the ice cap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-08210-3arctica. The range of water temperatures in the Southern Ocean is large. Near Antarctica, water can be colder than .2?°C, while at the ocean’s northern limits temperatures can reach 10?°C or more. In contrast, there is a small change in salinity across the ocean, but the slight changes in temperatur

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