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Landforms Created by Glaciers

Landforms Created by Glaciers. Chapter 15.2. Glacial Erosion. Glacial Erosion The process that formed the mountains begins with a glacier still high in the valley.

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REVIEW

REVIEW. What is a Glacier? = An accumulation of compacted snow & ice that moves slowly under the force of gravity 2 types of glaciers: Valley glacier = wedge-shaped stream of ice in a valley Continental glacier = sheet of ice over all/part of a continent

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Do Now : #1

Do Now : #1. 1. What are the names of the 5 oceans and 7 continents ?. What are the 5 Oceans?. Pacific Ocean Atlantic Ocean Arctic Ocean Indian Ocean Southern Ocean. What are the seven continents ?. North America South America Africa Asia Australia Antarctica Europe

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Earth Science: 7.1A Glaciers

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Glaciers on the Move

Glaciers on the Move . Katya Hafich Biological Science Initiative Science Squad 2012 University of Colorado at Boulder. What is a glacier?. A glacier is a large mass of ice that moves very slowly. How do glaciers form?.

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Texture Detrital (Clastic Texture) vs. Chemical (Crystalline Texture)

Texture Detrital (Clastic Texture) vs. Chemical (Crystalline Texture). Crystalline Texture Coarse Fine. Chemical Rock Texture. Clastic Texture Grain Size Grain Sorting Grain Rounding Grain Shape Sediment Maturity. Detrital Rock Texture. Grain Size. Gravel 2mm Sand 1/16 mm

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Climate Change

Climate Change. OUCH!. LIGHT. The sun shines out light this light goes to the earth. A part of the light that goes to the earth stays at the earth and turns into heat. Some of that heat made at the earth goes back into space. . Light. Heat.

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Glacial Movement

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Weather Patterns of the Pacific Coast

Weather Patterns of the Pacific Coast. Rain and Snowfall Patterns. Water from the Sky. Topographic Lifting, Condensation, and Rainfall. Clouds form anytime that moist air rises and cools below the dew poin t . As the water droplets get larger, some get so heavy, they fall to the sky as rain.

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Ecological Succession

Ecological Succession. Succession : when old populations in an ecosystem are gradually replaced by new populations. This is a predictable change. Succession can be from a natural disaster or human activity.

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Lesson 2

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Climate Change

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Glaciers

Glaciers. Moraines, drumlins and environmental effects. Kyle Rosbrook. A glacier is a large, persistent body of ice that originated on land.

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Wind Erosion

Wind Erosion. By C asey J ones. WIND EROSION IS CAUSED BY. Sheets of sand travelling close to the ground. What wind erosion does . Wind erosion reduces the capacity of the soil to store nutrients and water. Aridity of climate.

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Glaciation

Glaciation. CGC 1D1. What are Glaciers? . Glaciers are huge masses of ice, formed on land by the compaction and re-crystallization of snow, that move very slowly down slopes, or move outward due to their own weight

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November 18, 2009

November 18, 2009. How to Make Pumpkins Fly "It's a redneck thang. You wouldn't understood." . Reading Ch. 13 YES, there is class on FRIDAY.

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Hills are cool

Hills are cool. This hill was made from a Glacier. Did you know Glaciers and pack ice contain approximately 75% of the world's fresh water: more than all lakes and rivers, groundwater and water in the atmosphere, combined!. Wind turbine cool.

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Global warming is real

Global warming is real. By:meka. as the climate heats up, the low-altitude species are seeking cooler habitats and making inroads on the living space of the original high-altitude species .

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Glaciers

Glaciers . By: Adrene Gray. GLACIERS. 75%of the Earth fresh water is in the form of Glaciers Glaciers have ice on top of Mountains just any kind of ice rocks mixed ice. Glaciers.

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