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203.
What is the current status of Antarctica's sea ice extent compared to the normal extent for this time of year?
It is significantly lower, measuring about 14.2 million sq. km instead of the normal 16.7 million sq. km.
It is slightly lower, measuring about 16.7 million sq. km instead of the normal 14.2 million sq. km.
It is slightly higher, measuring about 14.2 million sq. km instead of the normal 16.7 million sq. km.
It is significantly higher, measuring about 16.7 million sq. km instead of the normal 14.2 million sq. km.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Antarctica's sea ice extent is currently at a significantly lower level of about 14.2 million sq. km, which is below the normal extent of 16.7 million sq. km for this time of year. This reduction in sea ice extent has implications for marine life, ecosystems, and climate change, including potential sea level rise.
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