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  • ice formation

    Another prominent form is pingo ice, which occurs horizontally or in lens-shaped masses.

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    Another prominent form is pingo ice, which occurs horizontally or in lens-shaped masses.

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  • permafrost
    permafrost
    / Types of ground ice

    Pingo ice is clear, or relatively clear, and occurs in permafrost more or less horizontally or in lens-shaped masses. Such ice originates from groundwater under hydrostatic pressure.

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    Pingo ice is clear, or relatively clear, and occurs in permafrost more or less horizontally or in lens-shaped masses. Such ice originates from groundwater under hydrostatic pressure.

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