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This is the first textbook to address all the components of the Earth's cryosphere - all forms of snow and ice, both terrestrial and marine. It provides a concise but comprehensive summary of snow cover, glaciers, ice sheets, lake and river ice, permafrost, sea ice and icebergs - their past... read more
Ridiculously Simplified Synopsis edit
Characters/People edit
- Barry: Add a description of this character.
- Armstrong
- Zhang
- Meier
- Prowse
- Robinson
- Nelson
- Brown
- Singh
- Bahr
- Bamber
- Steffen
- Rothrock
- Kwok
- Anisimov
- Mahoney
- Stefan
- Mackay
- Pomeroy
- Lewis
- Hibler
- Wadhams
- Ackley
- Paterson
- Smith
- Schweizer
- Shi
- Frei
- Liston
- Cogley
- Larsen
- Martin
- Dyurgerov
- Van Der Veen
- Tien Shan
- Lena
- Anderson
- Payne
- Schaerer
- Abdalati
- Mcclung
- Outcalt
- Muller
- Haeberli
- Carlson
- Vaughan
- Magnuson
- Dozier
- Osterkamp
Setting & Locations edit
- West Greenland
- Canada
- East Antarctica
- Alaska
- North America
- Siberia
- Arctic Ocean
- United States
- Usa
- Iceland
- Svalbard
- China
- Switzerland
- Europe
- Russia
- Beaufort Sea
- North Atlantic
- Weddell Sea
- Norway
- Eurasia
- Southern Ocean
- Ellesmere Island
- Hock
- New Zealand
- Sweden
- Nepal
- Fram Strait
- East Greenland
- Tibet
- British Columbia
- Baffin Island
- South America
- England
- Soviet Union
- Greenland Sea
- Laptev Sea
- Scandinavia
- Pacific
- Qinghai
- Yakutsk
- Himalaya
- Yakutia
- Finland
- Minnesota
- Novaya Zemlya
- Montana
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 551.31
Subjects edit
- Books › Science › Earth Sciences › Geology
- Books › Science › Earth Sciences › Geography
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