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    Antarctica (Ice Shelves)

    Material in this section originates from the following categories in our Subject Index:

    Antarctica (Ice Shelves)
    Ice (Antarctica: Ice Shelves)


    Summary


    * -- Rapid Ice Loss on the Antarctic Peninsula

    * -- The Break-Up of Antarctica's Larsen-B Ice Shelf

    * -- Melting of Antarctic Ice Margins

    * -- Ice Stream Catchments Feeding the Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf, Antarctica

    Mid-Holocene Ice Shelf Retreat

    Ice Shelf Behavior Along the Coast of Queen Maud Land, Antarctica

    Breakup of Small Antarctic Ice Shelves Is Not Evidence of Anthropogenic Climate Change

    Are Climate Models Up to the Challenge Required of Them?

    Retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet

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