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- Evidence for an ice age about 650 million years ago has long puzzled geologists because the ice appeared to have reached from the poles almost to the equator. An American geologist, however, believes that it did not and that, contrary to popular belief, most glaciers never got within 30 degree of the equator.
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His studies of phosphorus deposits and banded iron formations in sedimentary rocks made him an early adherent of the snowball Earth hypothesis postulating that the planet's surface froze more than 650 Ma.
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