Math, asked by AnkithSalian8639, 11 months ago

why is antarctica important in the study of the history of the earth

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Answered by salamanderoussaurous

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Antarctica is important for science because of its profound effect on the Earth's climate and ocean systems. Locked in its four kilometre-thick ice sheet is a unique record of what our planet's climate was like over the past one million years.

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