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Record #180059:
Supporting evidence from the New York drumlin field that elongate subglacial landforms indicate fast ice flow / Jason P. Briner.
Title: | Supporting evidence from the New York drumlin field that elongate subglacial landforms indicate fast ice flow / Jason P. Briner. |
Author(s): | Briner, Jason P. |
Date: | 2007. |
In: | Boreas. (2007.), Vol. 36(2) (2007) |
Abstract: | Examines drumlins and megaflutes in eastern portion of New York drumlin field to test hypothesis that elongate subglacial landforms indicate fast ice flow. Focuses on measurements of elongation parameters of 548 drumlins between lakes Ontario and Oneida using digital elevation data. Concludes that bedforms, which increase in elongation down flowline, most likely represent zone of fast ice flow during deglaciation of New York and that, since boundaries of swath of elongate bedforms do not coincide with topography, this may signify location of an ice stream. |
Notes: | Boreas. Vol. 36(2) :143-147 (2007). |
Keywords: | 551.33 -- Glacial geology. 551.32 -- Glaciology. 551.324.5 -- Land ice, flow. 551.324.54 -- Land ice, flow of particular glaciers. 551.336 -- Ice ages. 551.324.29 -- Land ice, miscellaneous forms: ice streams. 551.332.5 -- Glacial landforms. 551.332.54 -- Drumlins. 551.324.63 -- Land ice, advance and retreat. 551.791 -- Pleistocene. E7 -- Glaciology: glacial geology and ice ages. (74) -- North-eastern states. |
SPRI record no.: | 180059 |
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