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Geologists: Million-Year-Old Plant Fossils Discovered Deep Below Greenland Ice Sheet – Nature World News
The deep ice at northwestern Greenland Camp Century completely melted at least once during the previous million years and was filled with vegetation, moss, and…
The low ice at northwestern Greenland Camp Century completely melted at least once during the previous million years and was filled with vegetation, moss, and possibly trees, according to a paper released in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Examination of This Remarkable Sediment
University of Vermont’s Department of Geology and the Gund Institute for Environment researcher Doctor Andrew Christ disclosed that ice sheets usually dissolve and destroy everything in their way….
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