Review of Frozen oceans: the floating world of pack ice, by David N. Thomas
- Gerland, Sebastian
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D. N. Thomas's book, Frozen Oceans, concerns pack ice–and, to an extent, fast ice–in both the Arctic and the Antarctic
D. N. Thomas's book, Frozen Oceans, concerns pack ice–and, to an extent, fast ice–in both the Arctic and the Antarctic
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