Evidence for an ice shelf covering the central Arctic Ocean during the penultimate glaciation

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RT @danigeos: Ice scours found ~800 m below sea level in the Arctic Ocean. Based on chirp sonar sub-bottom profiling, ice flow left an eros…

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RT @danigeos: Ice scours found ~800 m below sea level in the Arctic Ocean. Based on chirp sonar sub-bottom profiling, ice flow left an eros…

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Ice scours found ~800 m below sea level in the Arctic Ocean. Based on chirp sonar sub-bottom profiling, ice flow left an erosional unconformity at seafloor highs during the penultimate glaciation. Jackobsson et al., 2016. https://t.co/kCI3MsJjl8 https://t.

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RT @QPSofficial: Evidence for an ice shelf covering the central Arctic Ocean during the penultimate glaciation https://t.co/SV2z7SnbJr

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