Ice-shoved hills of Saskatchewan compared with Mississippi Delta mudlumps - implications for glaciotectonic models / James S. Aber.

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245 10 ‡aIce-shoved hills of Saskatchewan compared with Mississippi Delta mudlumps - implications for glaciotectonic models /‡cJames S. Aber.
260 ## ‡aRotterdam :‡bA.A. Balkema,‡c1988.
300 ## ‡ap. 1-9 :‡bdiags., maps.
500 ## ‡aIn: Glaciotectonics; forms and processes. Proceedings of various meetings of the Glaciotectonics Work Group : Field Meeting, Møn, Denmark (1986)/INQUA Congress, Ottawa, Canada (1987)/Field Meeting, Norfolk, UK (1988) / David G. Croot, ed.
520 3# ‡aGlaciotectonic models for genesis of Dirt Hills and Cactus Hills of southern Saskatchwan, and other ice-shoved hills, fall into two groups: models in which glacier thrusts permanently frozen strata, and models in which permafrost is not prerequisite. Mudlumps of delta are deforming in style and magnitude similar to ice-shoved ridges, and may be regarded as modern non-glacial analogs to large ice-shoved hills of Pleistocene age. Both situations share several traits: only significant difference is nature of advancing load, i.e. glacier ice or delta sand.
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773 0# ‡7nnam ‡aDavid G. Croot, ed. ‡tGlaciotectonics; forms and processes. Proceedings of various meetings of the Glaciotectonics Work Group : Field Meeting, Møn, Denmark (1986)/INQUA Congress, Ottawa, Canada (1987)/Field Meeting, Norfolk, UK (1988). ‡dRotterdam : A.A. Balkema, 1988. ‡wSPRI-93736
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