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1. What do the ice ages tell us about how Earth's climate has changed in the past?
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1. What do the ice ages tell us about how Earth's
climate has changed in the past?

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During ice ages, the most characteristic change to the planet has been the formation and spread large ice sheets and glaciers across much the Northern Hemisphere.

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