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Glacially covered continental mass in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Is this 70km crack in an ice shelf of Antarctica remarkable, or a regular occurrence?
The 1990 article The calving and drift of iceberg B-9 in the Ross Sea, Antarctica Antarctic Science Vol. 2 , pages 243-257 says:
The largest iceberg in recent times
(95 km x 95 km) calved from the Larsen … Both of the two previous references also mention a 1927 Antarctic iceberg that was 170 km long, but area is not given. …
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