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18,000 years ago, huge ice sheets called ____ covered vast areas of North America and Europe.
   a. alpine glaciers
   b. continental glaciers
   c. polar glaciers
   d. landmass glaciers
   e. mountain glaciers

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In spite of the long hours of daylight in polar regions, why are summers are quite cool?
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Reply #1 on: Jul 13, 2018
Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: b

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: Even though summer days are long, the Sun is never very high above the horizon. Additionally, some of the sunlight that reaches the surface is reflected by snow and ice, while some is used to melt the frozen soil. Consequently, in spite of the long hours of daylight, summers are quite cool.


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