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Ancient ice-sheet collapse
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DOI：10.1038/s41561-020-0572-7.png)
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A revised age reconstruction suggests marine-based regions of the Eurasian Ice Sheet melted rapidly, contributing to a major sea-level rise some 14,600 years ago. Such a rapid collapse of massive ice hints at the vulnerability of Earth's remaining ice sheets.
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