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What term name is a process by which moving masses of ice change the topography of a region?
Glaciation
Precipitaion and glaciation?
Precipitation is rain, sleet,hail,snow,etc. and glaciation is the state of being covered in ice masses and snow basically
Which would be likely to occur in a region of continetal glaciation but not in a region of valley glaciaton?
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.
How does glaciation work?
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.
Glaciation effects on interior plains?
Glaciation on interior plains can create unique landforms like drumlins, eskers, and outwash plains. The movement of glaciers can shape the landscape by depositing sediment and carving out valleys. Glaciation also leads to the formation of lakes and wetlands in the region.
What is the period of worldwide glaciation called?
Ice age.
Which kind of lake is not the result of glaciation?
oxbow lake
How does glaciation affect earth?
E.t. Phone home
What is big rock near Okotoks evidence of?
Glaciation
Which moraines is not a characteristic of continental glaciation?
Terminal moraine is not a characteristic of continental glaciation. Terminal moraines are formed at the furthest extent of a glacier, marking the point where it stopped advancing.
How can you use the term glaciation in a sentence about the great lakes?
The Great lakes went through glaciation many thousands of years ago.
What is the significance of the varangian glaciation?
The Varangian Glaciation occurred during the Neoproterozoic Era. It is significant because there are deposits found on almost every continent, and deposits are found interbedded with marine limestones. This indicates a mass glaciation which affected even low altitudes. Glaciation was caused by the distribution of the continents. All the continents were situated at low latitudes with open oceans at the poles, a configuration that has never happened since.
