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    weight to the vicariance hypothesis. Further evidence comes from fossil record‚ where remains of pollen grains of Northofagus have been found in regions outside the present range of any living species‚ namely Antarctica‚ Western Australia and Patagonia. This also confirms that the climate of Antarctica in Cretaceous times was very different from today. Landmasses undergo major changes of climate as they move across different latitudes. This affects evolutionary processes in that greater species diversity

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    Captain Scott

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    Robert Falcon Scott About Captain Scott About Scott and Was there another explorer that tried to reach the pole Facts Born: 6 June 1868 Plymouth‚ England Died: 29 March 1912(aged 43) Ross Ice Shelf‚ Antarctica Parents: John Edward Scott and Hannah Scott Education: Naval cadet programme‚ HMS Britannia Captain Robert Falcon Scott was an explorer that contributed in the project of exploring the Antarctic exploration.He was one of the earliest explorer that stepped on the icy tundra.There wasn’t

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    Book Review

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    Chad Russ English 3rd Mrs. Ursery Book Review Lansing‚ Alfred. Endurance. New York: Carroll and Graf Publishers‚ 1959. Print. The book Endurance is about the failure of the expedition led by Ernest Shackleton in its attempt to cross the Antarctic continent in 1914 and the struggle for survival endured by the twenty-eight man crew for almost two years. The book’s title is actually the name of the ship Shackleton used for the expedition‚ the Endurance. The ship was being pushed together

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    Ice Core

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    Greenland Synchronization Data for the Last Glacial Period Authors: Blunier‚ T.‚ J. Chappellaz‚ B. Stauffer Abstract: This data set consists of isotopic‚ carbon dioxide (CO2)‚ and methane (CH4) data collected from the Byrd and Vostok ice cores (Antarctica) and the Greenland Ice Core Project (GRIP). Data from the Antarctic ice cores are synchronized to the Greenland GRIP records. Data measurements consist of GRIP depth‚ age‚ oxygen isotope (d18O) and CH4 data; Byrd and Vostok depth‚ age‚ oxygen

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    Continental Movement

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    continental drift. Some of the evidence includes: • Alfred Wagener examines the location of tiny rocks and the direction of grooves. These were formed by large glaciers scraping across southern areas of Africa‚ South America‚ Australia‚ Antarctica‚ and India. He finds that if all of these plates were fitted together‚ they would form a whole ice sheet‚ one that was not cut up in different pieces. • Wagener discovers mountains in South America (Argentina to be exact) line up with ancient

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    Shackleton's Way Summary

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    Bood Review Shackleton’s Way: Leadership Lessons from the Great Antarctic Explorer In 1914‚ Ernest Shackleton and 27 others started on a journey to be the first people to cross the Antarctic Continent. Their ship was caught in the ice‚ eventually crushed‚ and the story of how they all survived has become a classic. In this book‚ the story is retold with new insights and information. The authors focus on Shackleton as leader. The conclusions are very well drawn‚ and the connections and insights

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    reduced in the very near future. The film includes many segments intended to refute critics who say that global warming is insignificant or unproven. For example‚ Gore discusses the risk of the collapse of a major ice sheet in Greenland or West Antarctica‚ either of which could raise global sea levels by approximately 20 feet (6m)‚ flooding coastal areas and producing 100 million refugees. Meltwater from Greenland‚ because of its lower salinity‚ could halt the Gulf Stream current and quickly trigger

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    mask for himself to give comments to the stages during play in lyric verse forms and factual commentary statements‚ and also involve the men’s dialogue. In November‚ 1911‚ Captain Falcon Robert Scott led a British team across the snows of Antarctica‚ striving to be the first to attain the South Pole. After marching and hauling over 800 miles‚ Scott and his four comrades reached the Pole in Jan‚ 1912‚ only to find out that Amundsen’s team (five Norwegians) had achieved the goal a month earlier

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    Penguin Essay

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    food while we swallow it. We‚ penguins live in the polar ice biome‚ and typically live in secluded areas where there is minimal threats from land predators. The Emperor and Adélie penguins are found on the ice of Antarctica. Of our 17 species of penguins on Earth‚ 13 of our species are considered either threatened or endangered. We‚ shed our feathers and grow new ones every year during a two to three week period. These are just some

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    Geography Study Guide

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    (Pacific) | territories supervised by another nation | Pacific have low or high standard of living? | low | Pacific cash crops | rubber‚ coffee‚ sugarcane in high islands of Melanesia and Polynesia | (P) what is growing rapidly? | tourism | Antarctica is larger than... | Australia | (A) Discovered- | last 1820s | (A) Is the highest or lowest continent? | highest | (A) land is feet below sea level | 280 ft | Park ice of icebergs and | ice surrounds the continent and ice shelves | Ross

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