Exam 19: Glacial Modification of Terrain
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The zone beyond a glacier's limit and not directly touched by ice is the ________ zone.
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Yosemite National Park presents a stunning example of this sort of glacial landform: ________.
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Unsorted debris from ice sheets, after deposition, is known as ________.
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________ is compressed snow which might change into glacial ice.
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A ________ is a lengthy deposit of glaciofluvial alluvial confined to a valley bottom and found beyond the outwash plain.
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Subarctic Asia was not heavily glaciated in the Pleistocene because of ________.
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The last major retreat of the ice took place within the last 11,000 years.
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________ is a possible cause of the ice advantages during the Pleistocene.
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At its maximum extent, continental glacial ice in North America extended as far south as ________.
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During the Pleistocene, glaciation extended across the North Sea to join Scandinavia and the British Isles.
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The most prominent pluvial development of the Pleistocene was the appearance of many ________.
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The longest recorded glacial advance in 24 hours was on the order of ________.
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The most significant erosive work of glaciers is accomplished by ________.
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The main sediment type carried by streams in glacial regions is ________.
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The Bering Glacier is in the United States. It is located in the state of ________.
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About ________ percent of the world's land ice resides in places other than Greenland and Antarctica.
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________ are relatively steep-sided mounds or conical hills of stratified drift made from meltwater deposition in a region of stagnant ice.
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