- A
polynya (/pəˈlɪnjə/) is an area of open
water surrounded by sea ice. It is now used as a
geographical term for an area of
unfrozen seawater within otherwise...
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Polynya may also
refer to:
Polynia (ship), a ship
crushed in sea ice in 1891 and
commemorated in the song Old
Polina Polynia Island, an
island in Canada...
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North Water polynia in June 1975,
Coburg Island and
Ellesmere Island in the background...
- is most
likely based on the ship
Polynia,
built in 1861, of the
Dundee Seal and
Whale Fishing Company fleet.
Polynia was
commanded by
Captain William...
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Explosion contains the
following stories: "Three
Moments of an Explosion" "
Polynia" "The
Condition of New Death" "The
Dowager of Bees" "In the Slopes" "The...
- subsoil,
typically found in
regions with a
subpolar climate.
Polynia also polynya,
polynia (Russian: полынья́; [pəlɨˈnʲja]) A non-linear area of open water...
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relief ship Bear. In 1891, the ship came to the
rescue of the crew of
Polynia when it was
crushed in sea ice. In 1910, it was
bought by
Douglas Mawson's...
- sea
surrounding the
Kamennye Islands is
covered with pack ice with some
polynias in the
winter and
there are many ice
floes even in the summer, so that...
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progress was
difficult because of the
cracks in the ice, the
numerous polynias and the
abundance of
ridges which made
progress slow.
After a long and...
- 2006 at the
Wayback Machine J. Zeeberg. Into the Ice Sea. Sea ice and
polynias in the Kara Sea: [1] & [2]
Marine pollution in the Kara Sea: [3] Ecological...
