ice age (Meaning)
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ice age (n)
any period of time during which glaciers covered a large part of the earth's surface
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ice age Sentence Examples
- During the Ice Age, glaciers covered vast landscapes, transforming the Earth's surface.
- The Ice Age produced dramatic changes in the distribution of plant and animal life.
- The most recent Ice Age ended around 11,700 years ago, ushering in a period of dramatic climate shift.
- Ice age glaciers carved out numerous fjords, valleys, and other geological features.
- The discovery of ancient fossils preserved in ice age sediments has provided insights into extinct species.
- Ice age lakes and rivers played a significant role in the dispersal of plant and animal species.
- The harsh conditions of the Ice Age fostered the evolution of specialized adaptations in organisms.
- The end of the Ice Age marked a period of widespread ecological and environmental change.
- Ice age ice caps and glaciers contained significant amounts of the Earth's freshwater supply.
- Scientists continue to study the impacts and legacy of the Ice Age on modern-day ecosystems and landscapes.
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any period of time during which glaciers covered a large part of the earth's surface
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During the Ice Age, glaciers covered vast landscapes, transforming the Earth's surface.
The Ice Age produced dramatic changes in the distribution of plant and animal life.
The most recent Ice Age ended around 11,700 years ago, ushering in a period of dramatic climate shift.
Ice age glaciers carved out numerous fjords, valleys, and other geological features.
