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A comprehensive framework for integrating lake hypsography and function on a global scale. [PDF]
Nat WaterGudasz C, Vachon D, Prairie YT.
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Ocean driven retreat of the Northeast Greenland Ice Stream following the Last Glacial Maximum. [PDF]
Nat CommunCallard SL +6 more
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Biological soil crust microcolonies reveal how microbial communities assemble following retreat of a High Arctic glacier. [PDF]
FEMS MicrobesSchmidt SK +9 more
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Elevation-driven influences on soil nutrient dynamics and vegetation structure in temperate subalpine forests of the Western Himalaya. [PDF]
Sci RepRawal R, Dasila K, Negi VS, Tewari LM.
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The development of a range of geophysical imaging techniques, including multi-beam swath bathymetry and shallow-acoustic profiling, has enabled the identification and interpretation of submarine glacial landforms on and beneath the seafloor of formerly-glaciated continental margins.
Batchelor CL, Dowdeswell JA, Ottesen D
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The development of a range of geophysical imaging techniques, including multi-beam swath bathymetry and shallow-acoustic profiling, has enabled the identification and interpretation of submarine glacial landforms on and beneath the seafloor of formerly-glaciated continental margins.
Batchelor CL, Dowdeswell JA, Ottesen D
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Fennoscandia: glacial landforms prior to the Last Glacial Maximum
2022Much of the pre-Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) geological record in Fennoscandia lies in sediment stratigraphic sequences. Indeed, early views of Fennoscandian glacial history (particularly for the pre-LGM period) were largely based on litho- and biostratigraphic correlations, while glacial landforms were considered to belong only to the last ice sheet ...
Greenwood, S. L., Hughes, Anna L.C.
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Glacial Landforms of Snowdonia
2020Glacial landforms in Snowdonia were first described during the 1830s and initially mistaken for signs of the great Diluvium. As the Glacial Theory became accepted, Darwin (1840), Buckland (1823, 1842), Ramsay (1854), W.M. Davis (1909) and many other eminent scientists recognised its world-class landforms.
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PHOTOGRAMMETRIC MEASUREMENTS OF GLACIAL LANDFORMS
The Photogrammetric Record, 1968AbstractPhotogrammetric methods using sequential aerial photography can provide the geomorphologist with comparative measurements of rapidly changing glacial landforms. Examples are given of eskers, kame and kettle areas, an ice‐dammed lake and coastal features in south‐east Iceland.
R. Welch, P. J. Howarth
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GLACIAL LANDFORMS, SEDIMENTS | Glacigenic Lithofacies
2007Glaciation has occurred episodically in Earth history since 2.8 billion years, most notably as the classic Ice Age/interglacials cycles of the recent geologic past (
N. Eyles, M. Lazorek
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