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A scientist collecting snow and ice samples from the wall of a snow pit. Fresh snow can be seen at the surface and en:glacier ice at the bottom of the pit wall. The snow layers are composed of progressively denser en:firn. Taku Glacier, Juneau Icefield, en:Tongass National Forest, en:Alaska. http://pubs.usgs.gov/of/2004/1216/f/images/firn1.gif Automatically converted to PNGThe PNG crusade bot automatically converted this image to the more efficient PNG format. The image was previously uploaded as "Taku glacier firn ice sampling.gif". Previous file history02:39:49, 13 May 2005 (UTC) . . SEWilco ( Talk | Contribs) . . 519x352 (110,929 bytes) (A scientist collecting snow and ice samples from the wall of a snow pit. Fresh snow can be seen at the surface and en:glacier ice at the bottom of the pit wall. The snow layers are composed of progressively denser en:firn. Taku Glacier, Juneau Icefield,) Previous description history18:59:07, 21 April 2007 (UTC) Remember the dot ( Talk | Contribs) ({{ShouldBePNG}}) |
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