ice cap , auch: icecap
ice sheet

"No more than a lost city under the ice cap."

Sites are found close to the ice caps of the time.

The other, this ice cap, is two miles high and solid.

I'm going to go in fast over the ice cap, try to stay low and approach near sea level.

There is also a large ice cap on the north pole.

It is also sometimes referred to as an ice cap.

It was covered by an ice cap for thousands of years.

You thought that a seal had come to rest on an ice cap!

People who always lived near the poles on the ice cap.

What it's like to explore the ice cap in winter.

Then again, scientists have just discovered how little they know about the ice caps to begin with.

One of the assembled groups asked, "What about the ice caps?"

It has two polar ice caps, the larger of which I call north.

The dry ice caps on Mars are also an example of this process.

Most of Europe was buried under an ice cap two miles thick.

But your question about the ice Cap and ocean level, to my knowledge, has not yet been answered.

"The ice cap will go right down to the sea line in most places.

You're going to be skirting the ice cap a lot of the way, but then you'll need to go up on top.

We hit the stone a mile beneath the ice cap.

Like the bottom of the ocean, or a polar ice cap.

When they first cut this city beneath the ice cap, thirty years ago, the big problem was the heat.

But until now, they have not known what was happening to the Greenland ice cap.

Would they melt the ice caps and bring an end by drowning?

She caught his fire tear and placed it into the ice cap.

David has got a job in the Arctic to research the melting ice caps.

During winter, the ice sheet takes on a clear blue/green color.

In any case, there were no significant ice sheets during this time.

The world was a pretty sight from the ice sheet.

But until about 15 million years ago the ice sheet was incomplete.

She could see the ice sheets, and exactly where the tree line started.

The face of the ice sheet measured eight feet across.

They spend most of their lives in the water rather than on the ice sheets or dry land.

Ice sheets on land, but having the base below sea level.

Although apparently it's only a little piece of the total ice sheet.

One theory is that they were carried by ice sheets.

When this happened, ice sheets began to grow and spread.

Most of the world's fresh water is frozen in ice sheets.

Under this pressure, they say, the ice sheets could break up physically.

This involved marching out onto the ice sheet and having a good look around.

That's quite different from my saying that I know the ice sheets are going to melt in the next 50 years.

West Virginia had no ice sheet buildup during this time.

This, of course, explains the huge ice sheets that we met earlier.

The major store of water on land is found in glaciers and ice sheets.

At this point, the ice sheet doubles and animals must leave to find food.

The last ice sheet entered the area of Poland about 20,000 years ago.

Others will say: "Well, the disappearance of the ice sheet is years away."

Over the last several hundred years the situation has been reversed and the ice sheet is now growing.

Canal water was used to construct the single ice sheet.

This was dumped when an ice sheet melted long ago.

A drop in sea level allows more land to become available for ice sheet growth.