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by Wally Mason
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4 100000 reflected less increases ages increased interglacial ice decreases lower

1 . The dips in carbon dioxide seem to occur about every years .
2 . What happens to temperature when the carbon dioxide drops ?
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3 . What do scientists call a period when the planet is very cold and covered in ice ?
4 . How many ice ages have we had over the last 400 , 000 years ?
5 . What happens to the carbon dioxide and temperature in between the ice ages ?
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6 . The total albedo of the planet during the ice ages .
7 . This increase in albedo lead to more energy being
8 . This increase in albedo lead to temperatures .
9 . The time in between ice ages is known as periods .
10 . The interglacial periods probably had ice .

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