The arcticians met annually to coordinate international research efforts in the polar regions.

The arctician spent the summer aboard an icebreaker, mapping previously uncharted sea ice formations.

The museum's exhibit featured a rare fossilized arcticid collected from ancient seabed sediments.

During the summer survey, marine biologists were surprised to find several arcticids thriving near the subarctic kelp beds.

The Arcticward winds forced the research team to alter their route.

The research vessel sailed Arcticward as the crew prepared the instruments for polar measurements.

The research vessel turned Arcticwards as the ice edge loomed on the horizon.

Recent studies of ancient cratons suggest that Arctica came into being when the Canadian and Siberian shields merged, forming an early Arctic continent.