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Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute have discovered and mapped a previously unidentified island in the northwestern Weddell Sea, which was marked as a 'danger zone' on nautical charts. The island measures approximately 426 feet long and 164 feet wide, and its discovery highlights the uncharted nature of the region, with less than a quarter of the Weddell Sea fully mapped.
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Researchers from the Alfred Wegener Institute have discovered and mapped a previously unidentified island in the northwestern Weddell Sea, which was marked as a 'danger zone' on nautical charts. The island measures approximately 426 feet long and 164 feet wide, and its discovery highlights the uncharted nature of the region, with less than a quarter of the Weddell Sea fully mapped.
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