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oldest glaciersScienceAlert
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Scientists find evidence of the oldest glaciers ever found in ancient rocks near Durban , South Africa .
Rocks speckled with oxygen isotopes indicate they formed at colder temperatures.
Rocks that old have had a long time to experience a variety of geological changes.
Location of these glaciers raises interesting questions about periods of cooling in the ancient past.
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