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Taylor Merritt

15 June, 09:09

What forms icebergs? A. Blocks of packed ice that stick together B. Pieces of glaciers that fall into the sea C. Ocean water that freezes in Antarctica's cold climate D. Heavy snowfall that freezes on the ocean's surface

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