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Micromorphology of diamicton affected by iceberg-keel scouring, Scoresby Sund, East Greenland [PDF]
Quaternary Science Reviews, 2016 Icebergs are important as agents of deposition and seafloor reworking on glacier-influenced continental margins. When the keel of an iceberg exceeds water depth it ploughs through soft sediments producing scours/ploughmarks that can be kilometres long ...
Julian Dowdeswell
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A weathered diamicton beneath Upper Weichselian sediments at Silvereke, southeastern Sweden
Gff, 1996 An at least 2 m thick, weathered, non-glacial diamicton, buried beneath a 6 m thick Upper Weichselian glaciogenic sequence at Silvereke in SE Sweden, is composed of variously coloured angular/rhombohedral to rounded clasts set in a red or reddish-brown ...
Mats Olvmo
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The origin of massive diamicton in Marian and Potter coves, King George Island, West Antarctica
Geosciences Journal, 2004 Marine sediment cores were obtained from in front of the tidewater glaciers in Marian and Potter coves in the South Shetland Islands in the austral summer of 1998-1999.
Boo-Keun Khim +2 more
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Bulletin of the Geological Society of Denmark, 1987 Lagerlund, E., Houmark-Nielsen, Michael
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Redox evolution in glacial drift aquifers: role of diamicton units in reduction of Fe(III)
Environmental Earth Sciences, 2010Carla Koretsky, Alan E Kehew
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