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Late Cenozoic Ice Age

The Late Cenozoic Ice Age, or Antarctic Glaciation, began around 33.9 million years ago at the Eocene-Oligocene Boundary and is ongoing. It is Earth's current ice age or icehouse period. Its beginning is marked by the formation of the Antarctic ice sheets.

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The climate before the polar ice caps

Glaciation of the southern hemisphere

Glaciation of the northern hemisphere

Last Glacial Period

Holocene

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Late Cenozoic Ice Age

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related to Holocene · 20
Late Cenozoic Ice Age → Antarctic, Antarctica, As, BC, Being, Between, Currently, During, Earth, Earth's, Even, Greenland, Holocene, However, Northern Hemisphere, Pleistocene, The, The Earth, There, USGS
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Late Cenozoic Ice Age → Agassiz, Allerød, Alps, Azolla, Dryas, Eurasia, Europe, Glacial Period, Late Cenozoic Ice AgeBeringia, North America, North American, Scandinavia, Swiss-American
related to Glaciation of the southern hemisphere · 10
Late Cenozoic Ice Age → Antarctic Circumpolar Current, Antarctica, Antarctica's, At, Australia, Drake Passage, South America, Tasmanian Passage, The Eocene-Oligocene Boundary, This

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Neanderthalsinstance ofThey began replacing other Homos in Eurasia0.80text
Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereAustralia0.60section
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Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereTasmanian Passage0.60section
Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereSouth America0.60section
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Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereAntarctic Circumpolar Current0.60section
Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereThe Eocene-Oligocene Boundary0.60section
Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereAt0.60section
Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to Glaciation of the southern hemisphereAntarctica's0.60section
Late Cenozoic Ice Agerelated to HoloceneThe Earth0.60section

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