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Mass changes of the Antarctic Peninsula ice sheet and peripheral glaciers, 2007–2021
The Antarctic Peninsula (AP), encompassing the ice sheet and its peripheral glaciers, is a highly dynamic component of the cryosphere that disproportionately contributes to sea-level rise relative to its size. However, a large spread remains between the mass changes estimated using gravimetry, altim
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