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Glaciology and Glacial Geomorphology
1. Introduction to Glaciology and the Cryosphere
2. Physical Properties of Ice
3. Glacier Formation and Classification
4. Glacier Mass Balance
5. Glacier Dynamics and Ice Flow
6. Glacial Thermal Regime
7. Subglacial Hydrology
8. Glacial Erosion Processes
9. Glacial Sediment Transport and Deposition
10. Glacial Erosional Landforms
11. Glacial Depositional Landforms
12. Glaciofluvial Systems and Landforms
13. Glaciolacustrine and Glaciomarine Environments
14. Periglacial Geomorphology
15. Paleoglaciology and Quaternary Glaciations
16. Glaciers and Climate
17. Glaciers in a Changing Climate
18. Research Methods in Glaciology
19. Applications of Glaciological Knowledge
Glacial Depositional Landforms
Moraines
Terminal Moraines
Formation at Glacier Terminus
Morphology and Composition
Recessional Moraines
Stages of Glacier Retreat
Dating Retreat Phases
Lateral Moraines
Formation along Valley Sides
Supraglacial Debris Sources
Medial Moraines
Confluence of Glaciers
Debris Band Origins
Ground Moraines
Subglacial Deposition
Till Plains
Push Moraines
Glacier Advance Effects
Hummocky Moraine
Irregular Topography
Stagnant Ice Terrain
Ice-Contact Stratified Drift
Eskers
Subglacial Meltwater Deposition
Morphology and Internal Structure
Kames
Ice-Contact Deposition
Kame Terraces
Kame Deltas
Kettle Holes
Ice Block Melting
Kettle Lakes
Formation Processes
Subglacial Bedforms
Drumlins
Shape and Morphology
Internal Structure
Formation Theories
Flutes
Formation by Subglacial Processes
Morphological Characteristics
Ribbed Moraine
Transverse Ridges
Rogen Moraine
Mega-scale Glacial Lineations
Large-scale Streamlining
Erratics
Transport Mechanisms
Deposition Processes
Provenance Analysis
Indicator Erratics
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