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UMaine professor dies conducting research in Antarctica

UMaine professor dies conducting research in Antarctica:

The university says 50-year-old Gordon Hamilton died Saturday when the snowmobile he was riding hit a crevasse and he fell 100 feet. He had been in Antarctica doing research for the National Science Foundation .

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Published on 25 October 2016 by Alan Category: NewsTag: Antarctica, conducting, dies, Professor, Research, UMaine

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