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1. Moraine rock glaciers, talus-derived rock glaciers, and avalanche rock glaciers are described from Grizzly Creek.

2. The glaciers melt.

3. The icebergs and glaciers calve.

4. A classification of Avalanching glaciers is proposed, which allows a primary appreciation of the danger inherent in these glaciers

5. The valley was carved out by glaciers.

6. Glaciers melting in the dead of nigh.

7. Severny Island is known for its numerous glaciers.

8. Melting Alpine glaciers yield Archaeologic troves, but clock ticking

9. This is the period of advancing and retreating glaciers.

10. Some 65% of the island is covered with glaciers.

11. In the northern hemisphere, many glaciers fused into one.

12. By early 2001, Popocatepetl's glaciers had become extinct; ice remained on the volcano, but no longer displayed the characteristic features of glaciers such as crevasses.

13. 17 All major Greenland glaciers end up in the ocean, and tidewater glaciers control 90 percent of the ice discharged by Greenland into the sea, " Rignot said."

14. Flowing water associated with glaciers may also deposit Alluvium, but …

15. Actually, groundwater moderates the effects of acid rain. Glaciers 51.

16. Lakes and glaciers cover about 6% of the national territory.

17. Yet these glaciers play an essential role in the water cycle.

18. 20,000 years ago, the glaciers were over ten times longer.

19. Waterfalls, water vapor, clouds, rain, springs, rivers, seas, oceans, glaciers...

20. Some of these glaciers seem to be just starting to form.

21. To the naked eye, glaciers don't appear to move at all.

22. Imbabura is intermittently capped with snow and has no permanent glaciers.

23. The retreat of the Ice Age glaciers formed the Littorina Sea.

24. Its relief was formed by ice age glaciers and subsequent slope movements.

25. Half the island is covered with glaciers reaching down into the sea.

26. Here's Lonnie with a last sliver of one of the once mighty glaciers.

27. When glaciers are in valleys, they are called Lineated valley fill (LVF).

28. That means that I use radar to study glaciers and ice sheets.

29. These mountains support glaciers and are one source of the Nile river.

30. Field to Saskatchewan Crossing: Walking Along Glaciers, Heinous Bushwhacks and Historic Crossings

31. The project employed satellite interferometry and altimetry to analyse changes to glaciers.

32. At the Third Pole, 2,000 glaciers are melting fast, faster than the Arctic.

33. Near the sea the glaciers scraped out their valleys well below sea level.

34. It's over 100 miles long and one of the largest glaciers on Earth.

35. The majority of crevasse deaths happen to those who travel across glaciers unroped.

36. A 2018 study found that 10.7 percent of Antarctica's coastal glaciers are in retreat

37. Alpine glaciers have been retreating, sea levels have risen and climatic zones are shifting.

38. Bler Rusha saved Lake Agnes Trail to Plain of Six Glaciers Trail Loop

39. However, “ice shelves act as a buttress, or braking system, for glaciers,” states the report.

40. Alpine glaciers have been retreating, sea levels have risen, and climatic zones are shifting.

41. The interplay of active volcanoes and glaciers forms a dynamic landscape of great beauty.

42. Avalanches are an additional concern since ice masses become detached from glaciers year round.

43. Sedimentary rocks that are deposited by glaciers have distinctive features that enable their identification.

44. And in the Andes, some glaciers have shrunk by 50% in just 30 years.

45. Events like this have become increasingly common, as Greenland's glaciers flow faster into the sea.

46. The valley was carved by glaciers and the glacial deposits have provided good agricultural areas.

47. Lakes may form in basins where there is sufficient precipitation or meltwater from glaciers above.

48. Crevasses make travel over glaciers hazardous, especially when they are hidden by fragile snow bridges.

49. Glaciers are simply accumulated snow, packed densely into ice over thousands, even millions, of years.

50. GLACIERS are formed when massive amounts of unmelted snow, crystals closely packed together, accumulate on mountainsides.