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Erosion and Deposition by Glaciers Created By: Mr. Kreeger

Erosion and Deposition by Glaciers Created By: Mr. Kreeger. Page References and Homework. Page References Page 191-205 Chapter 13 Homework 1-6 on page 195 7-12 on page 199 13-18 on page 202 19-21on page 205. Table of Contents. Glaciers Defined Formation of Glaciers

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Erosion and Deposition

Erosion and Deposition. Glaciers. Glaciers. Geologists define a glacier as any large mass of ice that moves slowly over land. There are two types of glaciers: Continental glaciers Valley glaciers. Continental Glaciers.

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Glacial Features

Glacial Features. Alpine Glacial Features. Cirques, Aretes, and Horns. Glacial Trough. Hanging Valley. Roche Moutonnee. Cirques, Aretes, and Horns. Glacial Grooves. Chatter Marks. Depositional Glacial Features. Glacial Till. Dropstones. Terminal Moraine. Kettle Lake (Hole). Esker.

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Waterfalls

Waterfalls. The River Twiss and Doe near Ingleton, North Yorkshire. Describe the environment. Vegetation density Vegetation type Relief = height and shape of the land Cross-section Geology. River Doe.

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Erosion & Glaciers

Erosion & Glaciers. World Geography 3200/3202 October 2010. Glaciers Introduction. In this lesson you will: 1.4.1 Define the terms outwash plain, terminal moraine, erratic, drumlin, and esker. (k) 1.4.2 Examine evidence for the direction of movement of a continental glacier. (a)

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Glacier Vocabulary!

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