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  1. Continental breakup began during the Jurassic Period, involving land surface uplift from Earth's crust in East Antarctica.

Researchers integrated climate models showing that uplift allowed snow to outlast summer in East Antarctica.

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Researchers integrated climate models showing that uplift allowed snow to outlast summer in East Antarctica.

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