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Denali: Facts About North America's Tallest MountainDenali, formerly known as Mount McKinley, rises more than 20,000 feet above sea level.
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Mount Etna: Facts About Volcano's EruptionsMount Etna is Italy's largest active volcano. It is also the volcano with the longest record of continuous eruption.
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New Pyramid in Antarctica? Not Quite, Say Geologistsantarctica -
Tallest Mountain in US Arctic CrownedNew mapping technique settles 50-year debate over the U.S. Arctic's highest peak.
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Photos: A Rare Snow Leopard Is Collared in KyrgyzstanA snow leopard was recently collared in the mountainous reaches of Kyrgyzstan, the second ever to be collared in the country.
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Denali's Digits: North America's Tallest Peak 'Shrinks' by 10 FeetNot to worry, Denali is still North America's tallest peak.
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Mountainous Fib: Andes Lie About Their AgeNew research into the height of a very remote Andean plateau reveals just the latest surprise from the Earth's second-greatest mountain belt.
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Hunting Uncharted Undersea Mountains, From SpaceThe oceans are a lot more uncharted than our maps would have us believe. New satellite technology can help fill in the seafloor gaps.
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Mountains Crumbled When Earth CooledA big chill 2 million years ago bred glaciers that scoured mountains across the planet, pouring trillions of tons of mud into the oceans.
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