I think there are some results of that. For instance, the sea level was lower than at present, due to the large volume on moisture trapped as ice on the land, glaciation extended beyond present continental shorelines. Separate centers of now accumulation and ice formation developed. Large lakes were created between the western mountains of North America and the advancing ice front. To the south, huge rivers carried away glacial meltwaters.
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Mountain ranges were not made by glaciation. They were pushed up by the movement of tectonic plates - although they may have been susequently shaped by glaciers
The presence of large ice sheets covering extensive land areas would be likely in a region of continental glaciation. This type of glaciation is characterized by vast ice sheets that spread over entire continents, unlike valley glaciation which occurs in mountain valleys and is more localized in scope.
Glaciation occurs when snow accumulates over time and compresses into ice. This ice then flows downhill under its weight, forming glaciers. Glaciers erode the land, carving out valleys and shaping the landscape through processes like plucking and abrasion.
After glaciation, a valley can become a U-shaped valley, which is wider and shallower compared to the original V-shaped valley. This transformation is due to the erosion caused by the movement of glaciers, which tend to widen and deepen valleys as they erode and transport material.
One direct result of the development of agriculture was the rise of settled societies and permanent villages, as people no longer needed to be nomadic hunter-gatherers. Agriculture also led to population growth, establishment of social hierarchies, division of labor, and technological advancements such as irrigation and metal tools.
The formation of the Alps is the result of the collision between the Eurasian Plate and the African Plate. The convergence of these two plates caused intense folding and faulting of the Earth's crust, leading to the uplift of the Alpine mountain range.
Ripple marks are a feature of mountains that are not a direct result of mountain building.
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Yosemite Valley's creation can be credited to glaciation. When the glacier advanced and retreated, the valley was carved due to the contact between rock and ice.
The movement of compacted snow across an area!
many sand and gravel deposits
The Great Lakes are more the result of glaciation than plate tectonics.
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