Papers 2011-2020 of total 22437 found.
…hemisphere. This includes Russia, Norway, Greenland, The United States and Canada. Their preferred habitat is in the area where the northern seas meet the shoreline. In this area, there is a constant freezing and thawing of the ice. It is estimated…
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…climatic change can be recorded and understood. Three of the most well known are quaternary subdivisions based on the terrestrial record, ocean sediment cores, and ice cores. These methods have been used in isolation and also in conjunction with one another…
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…. They are found on the sea ice of the Arctic throughout the North Polar basin. The creamy white fur of the polar bear is especially dense and each of the individual hairs is hollow and contain insulating air spaces. This heavy fur and a large fat layer helps…
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…climatic change can be recorded and understood. Three of the most well known are quaternary subdivisions based on the terrestrial record, ocean sediment cores, and ice cores. These methods have been used in isolation and also in conjunction with one another…
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…ecosystem functioned, we can then find the missing piece that made the ecosystem of the Mammoth Steppe fall apart, all with the help of fossils of the Steppe Bison. The Mammoth Steppe is a band of land that almost circled the planet right below the ice sheets…
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…. The increases of temperature could alter the growth of crops in areas near the equator due to insufficient rain and heat. This could really hurt countries that rely on imported food. With the high temperatures the polar ice caps could melt and cause the sea…
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…to the air we may be surprised by some climate changes. As an example when the Arctic warms, huge amounts of methane now trapped under ice could escape into the air. Methane is a Greenhouse gas that traps heat in the atmosphere, these added emissions could…
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…. "Global sea level was about 100m (328 feet) lower than current levels at the coldest point of the last ice age about 18,000 years ago" (Policy Implications 25). The reason why sea level has been arise so much is because of the melting of the northern…
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…to purchase ice cream. The ice cream representing the end of one’s life, the real treat was on getting there. They looked forward to the looks and sly comments of the boys as they made their way to the ice cream parlor, and as most girls do, exhibited an air…
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…then and human activity did not exist, it would be incorrect to attribute the change in temperature to man’s interference. Events like the Ice Age and the Little Ice Age, the cooling of the climate by ½ degrees Celsius in the years 1400 AD to 1860 AD, show…
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