Moraines

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1Geology / Earth / Planetary science / Geoheritage / UNESCO / Science / Geotourism / Geopark / Site of Special Scientific Interest / Miass

http://www.progeo.org.se NOOld harbour area in the Kvarken area. Glasioisostatic uplift causes change in harbour location. De Geer moraines give complex and shallow waters to navigate. Photo: Lars Erikstad.

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Language: English - Date: 2009-12-29 05:23:44
2Lichens / Biology / Nature / Tree of life biology) / Lichenometry / Lichen / Crustose lichen / Fruticose lichen / Rhizocarpon / Moraine

LICHENOMETRIC DATING OF LITTLE ICE AGE GLACIER MORAINES USING EXPLICIT DEMOGRAPHIC MODELS OF LICHEN COLONIZATION, GROWTH, AND SURVIVAL MICHAEL G. LOSO1, DANIEL F. DOAK2 and ROBERT S. ANDERSON3 1

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Language: English - Date: 2015-10-12 23:46:32
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9 recessional moraine The photos show recessional moraines

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- Date: 2013-05-05 20:45:20
    4Glacial landforms / Geology / Alpinism / Glacier / Moraines / Washboard moraine / Glacial history of Minnesota / Glaciology / Sediments / Physical geography

    3 Most moraines are formed by a combination of processes. Some rock debris is carried at the base of the ice and stacked at the ice margin. Other debris accumulates on the ice surface and slumps off

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    Language: English - Date: 2013-05-05 20:45:19
    5Physical geography / Geology / Elephant Moraine / Reckling Moraine / Glacial landforms / Moraine / Glacier / Till / Outpost Nunataks / Glaciology / Geography of Antarctica / Sediments

    The origin of the moraines between Griffin Nunatak and Brimstone Peak, southern Victoria Land TERESA M. MENSING, GUNTER FAURE, MATTHEW C. PLACE, and DAVID B. REED, Byrd Polar Research Center and Department of Geological

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 18:52:40
    6Ross Dependency / Pennell Coast / Transantarctic Mountains / Antarctica / Fowlie Glacier / Lawrence Peaks / Geography of Antarctica / Physical geography / Borchgrevink Coast

    References Faure, C., M. L. Kalistrom, and T. M. MensingClassification and age of terrestrial boulders in the Elephant and Reckling moraines. Antarctic Journal of the U.S., 19(5):Faure, C. and K. S. Taylo

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 19:39:40
    7Elephant Moraine / Glaciology / Reckling Moraine / Moraine / Transantarctic Mountains / Meteorite / Allan Hills / Glacier / Antarctica / Physical geography / Geography of Antarctica / Geography

    Classification and age of terrestrial boulders in the Elephant and Reckling Moraines C. FAURE, M. L. KALLSTROM, and T. M. MENSING

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 04:08:33
    8Antarctica / Continents / Poles / Plate tectonics / Ice sheet / Ice age / Pole shift hypothesis / Antarctic / Physical geography / Glaciology / Antarctic region

    ice, outlet glacier terminus, etc.), areas of bedrock and blue ice, and other glaciological features (medial moraines, crevasse areas, etc.) (Scientific Committee on Antarctic ResearchA more accurate delineation

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 05:01:48
    9Reckling Moraine / Elephant Moraine / Pennell Coast / Diabase / Basalt / Transantarctic Mountains / Pain Mesa / Geography of Antarctica / Petrology / Igneous petrology

    High-titanium basalt and dolerite clasts from the Elephant and Reckling moraines 6 5

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 20:38:42
    10Geography / Glacier / Transantarctic Mountains / Antarctica / Ice age / McMurdo Dry Valleys / Ice sheet / Valley / Subglacial channel / Physical geography / Glaciology / Geography of Antarctica

    boulders beyond the Ross I and Alpine I drift limits but within the Taylor III drift limit of Denton et al, figure 3) are grussified, cavernously weathered, and wind faceted. Stones on moraines above (and thus old

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    Language: English - Date: 2011-05-06 05:15:43
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