Not exact matches
If polar bears have been around for few hundred thousand years they have experienced a variety of environmental changes in the Arctic, including periods when there was more sea
ice than present as well as periods when seasonal sea
ice was
considerably less than at present.
There is
considerably less consensus on future changes in Antarctic sea
ice.
For the Eastern Fraim Strait, the Southeast Barents Sea, and North Iceland, there was
considerably less sea
ice coverage (as assessed in months - per - year) during the late 1600s to early 1700s than there has been during the last few decades.