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A 430 kyr record of ice-sheet dynamics and organic-carbon burial in the central Eurasian Arctic Ocean. [PDF]
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A submerged Stone Age hunting architecture from the Western Baltic Sea. [PDF]
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Micrometeorite collections: a review and their current status. [PDF]
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Experimental study of soil erosion on moraine-consolidated slopes under heavy rainfall.
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Problems of moraine morphology: Rogen moraine and Blattnick moraine
Boreas, 1980In Västerbotten County, Sweden, both Rogen moraine and Blattnick moraine are common in the inner part of the county. Rogen moraines are found primarily in basins and upslope positions, whereas the Blattnick type (first found in the Blattnicksele area in the county) mostly occurs in broader, more plain‐like areas.
MARTIN MARKGREN, MAUNO LASSILA
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Moraines at Fjallsjokull, Iceland
Arctic and Alpine Research, 1970During the last 70 years, Fjallsjokull has been retreating from a position clearly marked by moraine ridges 5 to 10 m high.
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Geologiska Föreningen i Stockholm Förhandlingar, 1971
Abstract The pronounced ice marginal deposit on the west coast of Sweden called the Gothenburg moraine, is discussed. This terminal moraine has been surveyed from the eastern part of Gothenburg in the north to the area south of the river Viskan in the south.
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Abstract The pronounced ice marginal deposit on the west coast of Sweden called the Gothenburg moraine, is discussed. This terminal moraine has been surveyed from the eastern part of Gothenburg in the north to the area south of the river Viskan in the south.
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Moraine Crest or Slope: An Analysis of the Effects of Boulder Position on Cosmogenic Exposure Age
Earth and Planetary Science Letters, 2021Matt D. Tomkins +2 more
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