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Sediments deposited into
lakes that have come from
glaciers are
called glaciolacustrine deposits. In some
European geological traditions, the term limnoglacial...
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called glaciolacustrine plains,
which differ from
those resulting from
differential uplifts and
those from the
creation of
inland lakes.
Glaciolacustrine plains...
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Geological Survey of Canada),
consisting of
diamict and fine-grained
glaciolacustrine sediments at its base, and an
upper sandy aquifer layer. (Davies and...
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drift (glacial till) that
forms moraines and
stratified drift (
glaciolacustrine and
fluvioglacial sediments) that ac****ulates as
stratified and sorted...
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include glaciofluvial deposits, such as
outwash in sandurs, and as
glaciolacustrine and
glaciomarine deposits, such as
varves (annual layers) in any proglacial...
- lakes, they
often represent the
relict bottom of
these lakes. Finally,
glaciolacustrine kame
terraces are
either the
relict deltas or
bottoms of
ancient ice...
- (August 1, 2018). "Glacial Lake Schoharie: An
Investigative Study of
Glaciolacustrine Lithofacies in Caves,
Helderberg Plateau,
Central New York" (PDF)....
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their lower layers are
filled primarily with glacial,
glaciofluvial or
glaciolacustrine sediment,
supplemented by
upper layers of
temperate infill. They can...
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moraine is the
transition of
deposition layers from
glaciofluvial to
glaciolacustrine.
Sedimentary glaciofluvial areas form the core of the Oak
Ridges Moraine...
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result of ice
damming in the St.
Lawrence River. The lake laid down
glaciolacustrine sediments such as sand and clay in the
lower city and
created the beach...
