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Thinning ice is changing Arctic ecosystem Researchers think the algae clumps grew better and faster in 2012 because the Arctic’s thinning ice made more sunlight available underneath the ice floes.

Thinning ice is changing Arctic ecosystem
Researchers think the algae clumps grew better and faster in 2012 because the Arctic’s thinning ice made more sunlight available underneath the ice floes.

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