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Bubble of atmosphere trapped in glacial ice can provide valuable information about past atmospheric composition, temperature, and climate conditions. By analyzing the composition of gases in these bubbles, scientists can reconstruct the Earth's climate history and understand the levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over time. This data helps in studying past climate changes and projecting future climate scenarios.
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What does the presence of the peat and soil layer in the glacial till tell you?
The presence of peat and soil layer in glacial till suggests that there was a period of time after the glacier retreated when vegetation was able to grow, indicating a warmer climate. This layer can provide information about the environment and climate conditions during that post-glacial period.
What does the presence of peat in glacial till tell us?
The presence of peat in glacial till suggests that the area was once covered by wetlands or marshes where peat formed. This can give clues about the past environmental conditions and the type of vegetation that was present in that area.
Why does the presence of the peat and the soil layer in the glacial till tell you you?
The presence of peat and soil layers in glacial till suggests that the area has undergone historical periods of vegetation growth and soil formation, indicating a climate that was conducive to supporting plant life. This information can be used to infer past environmental conditions and changes in the landscape over time.
How could you tell if a glacier had once moved across a region?
Erratics are a key sign of glacial activity. These are large rocks resting on top of soil, unlike monadnocks which are pinnacles left over from riparian erosion. The rock is carried from some distant mountain on glacial ice, and abandoned on a plain when the ice stops moving and melts. Glacial valleys have a characteristic U shape to them, as opposed to the V shape of valleys carved by water. Often glaciers leave broken rock and rubble in a wavey line known as a terminal moraine, or along the sides of the moving ice in formations known as lateral moraines. Ice also gouges series of characteristic grooves or scars on mountain rock faces, indicative of glacial activity.
What does presence of the peat and soil layer in the glacial till tell you?
something......
What can bubble of atmosphere trapped in glacial ice tell us?
they can tell you when the ice froze :$
What is most often formed by glacial action?
you tell me
Who is the main character in trapped in death cave?
tell me about mrs.becker in trapped in death cave bill wallace
Why would scientists want to study glacial moraine?
Tell scientist from where and how the glaciers has moved
What do bubble eyed goldfish eat please tell me?
cornflakes
Process by which earth's atmosphere traps heat?
This process is called the greenhouse effect. Solar radiation from the sun passes through Earth's atmosphere and warms the surface. Some of this heat is then trapped by greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide and methane, which act like a blanket by preventing the heat from escaping back into space.
How can you tell if grease is getting too hot?
it might start to bubble up
How much does an mgp bubble gum weigh?
i will tell you the answer if you pay me 100 bucks :)
What does the presence of the peat and soil layer in the glacial till tell you?
The presence of peat and soil layer in glacial till suggests that there was a period of time after the glacier retreated when vegetation was able to grow, indicating a warmer climate. This layer can provide information about the environment and climate conditions during that post-glacial period.
How do you get to be the saboteur in Trapped game?
The Women will tell you if you are the saboteur while others are waiting for the saboteur to be picked Says "You Are The Saboteur Insure your team fail the challenge or you will be Trapped".
How many trapped miners died?
i can tell you if you would be a little more specific on when and where they died.
How does water reach the atmosphere and tell which way accounts for most of the water in the atmosphere?
Evaporation.
