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Scientists measure the thickness of a massive iceberg, A23a, in the Antarctic, with a volume of approximately 1,113 cubic kilometers and a mass of around 950 billion tonnes. It has broken free from the Filchner Ice Shelf and is expected to follow a specific path towards South Georgia, impacting the ocean's ecosystem.
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How does the presence of massive icebergs like A23a affect the Antarctic ecosystem?
How might the movement patterns and future trajectories of icebergs influence global climate patterns?
What measures can be taken to monitor and mitigate the impact of icebergs on the ocean's biodiversity?
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