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ICE

abbreviation for INSTITUTE OF CHARTERED ENGINEERS.
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The researchers believe that the Little Ice Age of the 16th to 18th centuries may have been halted as a result of human activity.
Send entries to Ice Age 3 Contest, c/o Marion McMullen, Features, Coventry Telegraph, Corporation Street, Coventry, CV1 1FP.
The gray wolf subspecies might not have survived the end of the ice age because it depended on a steady supply of large carcasses, says Van Valkenburgh.
20,000 years ago, the Earth was being overrun by glaciers and creatures everywhere were fleeing the Ice Age. Among them, Sid, a fast talking but dim sloth; Manny, a moody woolly mammoth; Diego, a devilish sabre-toothed tiger and Scrat, an acorn-crazy sabre-toothed squirrel.
Scientists have for years debated the reasons behind the Ice Age mass extinctions, which caused the loss of a third of the large mammals in Eurasia and two thirds of the large mammals in North America.
At the height of the last ice age, thick layers of ice covered much of northern Europe.
Instead Ice Age has relied on a likeable cast, good gags and fast-paced story telling to succeed.
In 2015-16 rare evidence for Ice Age hunters was excavated at Bradgate Park overlooking the Little Matlock Gorge.
In addition to being open to the wider public, Explore the Ice Age welcomes young students from kindergartens and primary schools for organised visits.
The author responds--No doubt the World's paleoclimatologists will be happy to hear that the mystery as to when the Little Ice Age began has been solved.
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