Greenland Ice Sheet (North American sector)

Target entity: Greenland Ice Sheet (North American sector)
Context triple: [Wisconsin glaciation, lastMajorAdvanceOf, Greenland Ice Sheet (North American sector)]

• A. Laurentide Ice Sheet in North America
  The Laurentide Ice Sheet in North America was a massive continental glacier that covered much of Canada and parts of the northern United States during the last Ice Age, profoundly shaping the region’s landscapes and climate.
• B. Fennoscandian Ice Sheet
  The Fennoscandian Ice Sheet was a massive Pleistocene ice sheet that repeatedly covered much of northern Europe, including Scandinavia, Finland, and parts of northern Germany and western Russia.
• C. Pine Island Glacier
  Pine Island Glacier is one of Antarctica’s largest and fastest-melting glaciers, a major contributor to global sea-level rise located in West Antarctica’s Amundsen Sea sector.
• D. Greenland Basin
  The Greenland Basin is a deep oceanic depression in the Arctic Ocean, lying beneath the Greenland Sea and playing a key role in cold deep-water formation and circulation.
• E. Pohjoisesplanadi
  Pohjoisesplanadi is a prominent street in central Helsinki, Finland, known for its historic buildings, government institutions, and proximity to Esplanadi Park.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Greenland Ice Sheet (North American sector)
Target entity description: The Greenland Ice Sheet (North American sector) is the vast portion of Greenland’s continental ice mass that extends toward and influences the climate, sea level, and glacial history of the North American region.

• A. Laurentide Ice Sheet in North America
  The Laurentide Ice Sheet in North America was a massive continental glacier that covered much of Canada and parts of the northern United States during the last Ice Age, profoundly shaping the region’s landscapes and climate.
• B. Fennoscandian Ice Sheet
  The Fennoscandian Ice Sheet was a massive Pleistocene ice sheet that repeatedly covered much of northern Europe, including Scandinavia, Finland, and parts of northern Germany and western Russia.
• C. Pine Island Glacier
  Pine Island Glacier is one of Antarctica’s largest and fastest-melting glaciers, a major contributor to global sea-level rise located in West Antarctica’s Amundsen Sea sector.
• D. Greenland Basin
  The Greenland Basin is a deep oceanic depression in the Arctic Ocean, lying beneath the Greenland Sea and playing a key role in cold deep-water formation and circulation.
• E. Pohjoisesplanadi
  Pohjoisesplanadi is a prominent street in central Helsinki, Finland, known for its historic buildings, government institutions, and proximity to Esplanadi Park.
• F. None of above. chosen