Item WOK 11-146 - Diagram of a glacial trough

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Diagram of a glacial trough

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WOK 11-146

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  • September 1960 (Creation)

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1 transparency : b&w ; 35mm slide

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Diagram showing the development of a glacial trough. A During maximum glaciation the U-Shaped trough is filled by ice to the level of the small tributaries. B After glaciation the trough floor may be occupied by a stream and lakes. C If the main stream is heavily loaded it may fill the trough floor with alluvium. D Should the glacial trough have been deepened below sea level, it will be occupied by an arm of the sea, or fjord. Strahler, 1960, p. 394.

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Photographer: Unknown

Copyright holder: University of Saskatchewan

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Other terms: Responsibility regarding questions of copyright that may arise in the use of any images is assumed by the researcher.

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