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- Cryoconite abstract "Cryoconite is powdery windblown dust made of a combination of small rock particles, soot and microbes which is deposited and builds up on snow, glaciers, or icecaps. The darkening, especially from small amounts of soot, absorbs solar radiation melting the snow or ice beneath the deposit, and sometimes creating a cryoconite hole. Cryoconite may contain dust from far away continental deserts or farmland, particles from volcanic eruptions or power plant emissions, and soot. It was first described and named by Nils A. E. Nordenskiöld when he traveled on Greenland's icecap in 1870. During summer, cryoconite holes frequently contain liquid water and thus provide a niche for cold-adapted microorganisms like bacteria and algae to thrive.Soot decreases the reflectivity, or albedo of ice, increasing absorption of heat. Cryoconite is constantly being added to snow and ice formations along with snow. It is buried within the snow or ice, but as the snow or ice melts increasing amounts of dark material is exposed on the surface, accelerating melting.".
- Cryoconite thumbnail Glacial_Crevasse.jpg?width=300.
- Cryoconite wikiPageExternalLink page.do?pid=10897&i=5163&x=241.
- Cryoconite wikiPageID "27977618".
- Cryoconite wikiPageRevisionID "576107515".
- Cryoconite hasPhotoCollection Cryoconite.
- Cryoconite subject Category:Glaciers.
- Cryoconite subject Category:Particulates.
- Cryoconite type GeologicalFormation109287968.
- Cryoconite type Glacier109289331.
- Cryoconite type Glaciers.
- Cryoconite type IceMass109309292.
- Cryoconite type Object100002684.
- Cryoconite type PhysicalEntity100001930.
- Cryoconite type YagoGeoEntity.
- Cryoconite type YagoPermanentlyLocatedEntity.
- Cryoconite comment "Cryoconite is powdery windblown dust made of a combination of small rock particles, soot and microbes which is deposited and builds up on snow, glaciers, or icecaps. The darkening, especially from small amounts of soot, absorbs solar radiation melting the snow or ice beneath the deposit, and sometimes creating a cryoconite hole. Cryoconite may contain dust from far away continental deserts or farmland, particles from volcanic eruptions or power plant emissions, and soot.".
- Cryoconite label "Crioconita".
- Cryoconite label "Cryoconite".
- Cryoconite label "Kriokonity".
- Cryoconite label "Kryokonit".
- Cryoconite label "クリオコナイト".
- Cryoconite sameAs Kryokonit.
- Cryoconite sameAs Crioconita.
- Cryoconite sameAs クリオコナイト.
- Cryoconite sameAs Kriokonity.
- Cryoconite sameAs m.0ch0vjh.
- Cryoconite sameAs Q1745101.
- Cryoconite sameAs Q1745101.
- Cryoconite sameAs Cryoconite.
- Cryoconite wasDerivedFrom Cryoconite?oldid=576107515.
- Cryoconite depiction Glacial_Crevasse.jpg.
- Cryoconite isPrimaryTopicOf Cryoconite.
