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Which area was not covered in ice sheets at the peak of the most recent ice age? a. siberia b. Europe c.North Africa d. Antarctica

Which area was not covered in ice sheets at the peak of the most recent ice age? a. siberia b. Europe c.North Africa d. Antarctica
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Which area was not covered in ice sheets at the peak of the most recent ice age?

a. siberia

b. Europe

c.North Africa

d. Antarctica

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During the Quaternary Glaciation, ice sheets expanded, notably from out of Antarctica and Greenland.
The answer is D. -Antarctica
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