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April 16, 2014
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Field glaciologist Daniel Baggenstos samples on the Taylor Glacier in Antarctica.
Field glaciologist Daniel Baggenstos samples on the Taylor Glacier in Antarctica, with Friis Hill on the left and the Asgard mountain range in the background.
Credit: Photo courtesy of Hinrich Schaefer
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