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Why the South Pole froze before the North Pole

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The South Pole froze before the North Pole due to geological changes.
The breakup of the supercontinent Gondwana approximately 160 million years ago triggered a chain of events.
This process resulted in the formation of high mountain ranges in Antarctica.
These geological developments played a significant role in the climatic conditions that led to polar freezing.

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The South Pole froze before the North Pole due to geological changes.
The breakup of the supercontinent Gondwana approximately 160 million years ago triggered a chain of events.
This process resulted in the formation of high mountain ranges in Antarctica.
These geological developments played a significant role in the climatic conditions that led to polar freezing.

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