Varying thicknesses of sea ice are shown here, from thin, nearly transparent layers to thicker, older sea ice covered with snow.
Not exact matches
Much
of the Arctic Ocean is covered by
sea ice that
varies in extent and
thickness seasonally.
Therefore, due to entirely natural variations in spring snow conditions over
sea ice (and
thickness of the
ice), 2 polar bear population sizes can
vary by region.
In addition, records from Russian coastal stations show the extent and
thickness of sea ice has
varied greatly over 60 - to 80 - year periods during the last 125 years.