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Diversity and biogeography of the bacterial microbiome in glacier-fed streams. [PDF]

open access: yesNature
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Terminal moraines in the fjord basins of sub-Antarctic South Georgia

open access: closedGeological Society, London, Memoirs, 2016
Sub-Antarctic South Georgia (54° 17′ S, 36° 30′ W, 3755 km2) is a large heavily glacierized island that is 170 km long, 39 km wide and rises to elevations of 2934 m. The island has extensive evidence of past glacial expansion with moraines preserved on land (Bentley et al. 2007), in the fjords (Hodgson et al. 2014) and in glacial troughs that extend 60–
Graham, A.G.C., Hodgson, D.A.
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The Late Devensian terminal moraine ridge at Garret Hill, Stiffkey valley, north Norfolk, England

open access: closedProceedings of the Yorkshire Geological Society, 2006
SUMMARY Glacial stratigraphy and ice-marginal processes within the limit of the Late Devensian Glaciation in eastern England were investigated at Garret Hill, situated on the eastern flank of the Stiffkey valley, north Norfolk. Glacial sediments are divided into four lithofacies units.
S. M. Pawley, I. Candy, S. J. Booth
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Observations on terminal moraine-ridge formation during recent advances of southern Norwegian glaciers

open access: closedGeomorphology, 2010
Abstract The formation of terminal moraines dating from glacier advances during the A.D. 1990s was investigated at six temperate glaciers in the Jostedalsbreen and Jotunheimen regions of southern Norway. Morphological and sedimentological information was analysed and combined with detailed observations, photographic evidence, and length variation ...
Stefan Winkler, John A. Matthews
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