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Term: Bay ice
Definition: 1.Any recently formed sea ice that is sufficiently thick to impede navigation. 2.In Labrador, one-year ice that forms in bays and inlets. 3.In the Antarctic, sometimes applied to heavy floes recently broken away from an ice shelf.  AMSglossary 

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Term: Bay ice
Definition: 1.Any recently formed sea ice that is sufficiently thick to impede navigation. 2.In Labrador, one-year ice that forms in bays and inlets. 3.In the Antarctic, sometimes applied to heavy floes recently broken away from an ice shelf.
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