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Classroom activities based on how scientists study active volcanoes on the deep ocean floor. Activities include: locating an earthquake epicenter, recording geological and biological information during an ocean floor traverse, creating cross-section profiles of the ocean floor, and graphing seafloor data. Resources include videos and teacher guides.
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This
comprehensive
site
is
an
introduction
to
sea
ice:
what
it
is,
how
it
forms,
how
it
is
studied,
how
it
affected
historical
expedition
in
the
polar
regions,
and
what
role
it
plays
in
the
global
climate.
The
site
contains
a
glossary
of
sea
ice
terms
and
references
to
additional
information,
which
all
serve
as
an
excellent
introduction.
Data
are
also
available
from
various
collection
methods
for
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