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But your article goes on to state that "heavy rainfall and glacier melt" may have the bigger effect on plankton blooms.

Thus, a persistent layer of melt may have existed in the Archaean upper mantle.

In fact, previous modeling studies indicate that ancient periods of ice melt may have caused the West African climate to become drier.

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Production seems to have started in the copper-producing regions of Anatolia and Persia, where the use of iron compounds as fluxes to assist in melting may have accidentally caused metallic iron to accumulate on the bottoms of copper smelting furnaces.

Arcidiacono et al. [19] studied the coalescence of gold nanoparticles and reported that a thin liquid shell due to surface melting may have an important role especially in the early sinter/coalescence stage.

The amount of fresh water, and the fact that it has not diffused far below the base of the ice, both suggest that a great deal of melting may have occurred in just one season, rather than over many years, McPhee says.

Some places may have melted multiple times, and that melting may have extended down to a depth of 12 miles.

The melting may have led to the separation of ice from rocks and formation of a rocky core surrounded by an icy mantle.

Further melting may have led to the separation of ice from rocks and formation of a rocky core surrounded by an icy mantle.

The heat from the fires, intense enough to melt steel, may have incinerated the victims' bodies.

The impact of the melting Arctic may have a calamitous effect on the planet.

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