Not exact matches
[4] Between the hills and
glacial moraine, Putnam County's valleys contain numerous wetlands (including part
of the Great Swamp), creeks, ponds, lakes (including the 583 acre Lake Mahopac), and reservoirs.
The technique, Fujita says, could be used in the initial screening
of thousands
of large
glacial lakes in the Himalayas and continuous monitoring
of topographical changes around the lakes as they expand and new
moraine dams develop.
Dating the phases
of glacial advance requires to analyze
moraines, rocky debris carried along by the glacier.
Geological evidence for ice ages comes in various forms, including rock scouring and scratching,
glacial moraines, drumlins, valley cutting, and the deposition
of till or tillites and
glacial erratics.
Radiocarbon chronology
of the late -
glacial Puerto Bandera
moraines, southern Patagonian Icefield, Argentina.
Here, a
moraine ridge
of densified
glacial rock material obviously resisted further densification upon impact, in contrast with the otherwise highly porous Quaternary fluvial sediments.
In the east
of Utrecht lies the Utrechtse Heuvelrug, a chain
of hills left as lateral
moraine by tongues
of glacial ice after the Saline glaciation that preceded the last ice age.
Glacial processes of erosion, transport and deposition, and landscape features in glaciated areas, including cirques / corries, lakes, pyramidal peaks / horns, arêtes, glacial troughs; lateral, medial and terminal moraine and e
Glacial processes
of erosion, transport and deposition, and landscape features in glaciated areas, including cirques / corries, lakes, pyramidal peaks / horns, arêtes,
glacial troughs; lateral, medial and terminal moraine and e
glacial troughs; lateral, medial and terminal
moraine and erratics
Lake Garda in central northern Italy has long been regarded as a go - to destination by those who appreciate fresh air, tranquillity and outstanding natural beauty and these are found in abundance in the region
of the villages
of San Felice de Benaco and Portese, situated on hilly
glacial moraine on the western shore
of the lake.
We will have amazing views
of Apu Salkantay and
glacial moraines during this portion.
This rich texture is translated into the viscous, tactile ripples
of white paint, which spread like a
glacial moraine across the canvas in Struktur (2).
Broken from mountains, these stones have been carried, tumbled, and ground for thousands
of miles, and finally dropped at a
glacial moraine where they are smoothed by sand, gravel, and water.
For example,
glacial terminal
moraines demonstrate local LIA in many parts
of the world, both hemispheres.
Perhaps they represent
glacial advances that overrun terminal
moraines and then freeze their rock into the bottom
of the ice sheet.
Yellowstone's northern range
of sagebrush - grasslands and bison, elk, wolf, and bear inhabitants is founded on
glacial moraines, sub-
glacial till, and outwash deposited during the last glaciation.
When it breaks, it leaves behind
glacial moraines all the way to the mountains
of Costa Rica and Panama.
Examples
of this type
of data include tree ring width and density measurements, fossilized plant remains, insect and pollen frequencies in sediments,
moraines and other
glacial deposits, marine organism fossils, and the isotope ratios
of various elements.
(6) The most prominent oscillation — already noticed in
glacial moraines in Scandinavia around the turn
of the century — had begun with a rise in temperature, named the Allerød warm period.
Glaciation left an extensive geologic record on the continents in the form
of predominantly unconsolidated tills and
glacial moraines, which in North America extend in a line as far south as Kansas, Illinois, Ohio, and Long Island, New York, and on the ocean floor in the form
of ice - rafted detritus dropped from calving icebergs.
Were the
glacial lakes at the foot
of Everest, and elsewhere in the Himalaya, to breach their
moraines, it could have catastrophic consequences for the sherpa people living down the valley.