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ANU KAAKINEN VELI-PEKKA SALONEN FRAUKE KUBISCHTA KARI O. ESKOLA MARKKU OINONEN 《Boreas: An International Journal of Quaternary Research》2009,38(4):718-729
Compared to the other islands in the Svalbard archipelago, Nordaustlandet offers only limited stratigraphical or sedimentological information on its Quaternary deposits. This article aims to fill the gap by presenting new results from glacial geological, sedimentological and chronological studies in the southern Murchisonfjorden area. Field data include reconnaissance mapping and detailed logging of vertical sections along cliff-face outcrops a few metres high adjacent to the present-day shoreline. Combined with OSL and AMS age determinations, these data provide evidence of three successive Weichselian sequences, each represented by the deposition of till followed by the accumulation of shallow marine deposits. Contrary to earlier conclusions, this study demonstrates that the area was occupied by a Late Weichselian glacier (LWG), although the LWG till is thin and discontinuous. Interstadial sublittoral sand related to the Mid-Weichselian interstadial was dated to 38–40 kyr, and an Early Weichselian interstadial to 76–80 kyr. The preservation of older sediments, multiple striae generations and abundant observations of weathered local bedrock material indicate weak glacial erosion within the study area. We suggest that the Late Weichselian glacier was relatively inactive and remained mainly cold-based until the deglaciation. The Isvika sections can be considered a new key site that offers further potential to improve our understanding of the Weichselian stage within the northwestern sector of the Barents–Kara Ice Sheet. 相似文献
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KARI GARNES OLE FR. BERGERSEN 《Boreas: An International Journal of Quaternary Research》1980,9(4):251-269
Detailed field mapping of different lateral phenomena, striae, texture and till fabric forms the basis of a reconstruction of five deglaciation phases in the east Jotunheimen-Gudbrandsdalen area, a land scape with moderate relief in the vicinity of the ice divide. During wastage, the inland ice sheet separated into several ice lobes situated in valleys enclosed by large ice-free uplands. The slope of the ice surface varied with local changes in the ice movement pattern and with the breaking of ice dams, which caused reversal of drainage from ice-dammed lakes. Non-climatic, large margianl moraines are thought to have fomed as a result of locally increased steepness of the ice surface. By tracing the deglaciation phases through two different valley systems which converge in the lake Mjøsa area, deglaciation events in the ice divide zone are correlated with marginal deposits at the front of the ice lobes. 相似文献
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MARKKU KULMALA VELI-MATTI KERMINEN ARI LAAKSONEN ILONA RIIPINEN MIKKO SIPILÄ TAINA M. RUUSKANEN LARISA SOGACHEVA PERTTI HARI JAANA BÄCK KARI E. J. LEHTINEN YRJÖ VIISANEN MERETE BILDE BIRGITTA SVENNINGSSON MIHALIS LAZARIDIS KJETIL TØRSETH PETER TUNVED E. DOUGLAS NILSSON SARA PRYOR LISE-LOTTE SØRENSEN URMAS HÕRRAK PAUL M. WINKLER ERIK SWIETLICKI MARJA-LIISA RIEKKOLA RADOVAN KREJCI CHRISTOPHER HOYLE ØYSTEIN HOV GUNNAR MYHRE HANS-CHRISTEN HANSSON 《Tellus. Series B, Chemical and physical meteorology》2008,60(3):300-317
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OLE FREDRIK BERGERSEN KARI GARNES 《Boreas: An International Journal of Quaternary Research》1981,10(4):315-322.
Present knowledge of sub-till sediments found in the valleys in the Mid-Gudbrandsdal area and the stratigraphy of the overlying basal tills is summarized. The existence of widespread waterlain sediments which are thought to have been depostied in a cold ice-free period of Middle/Early Weichselilan age, the Gudbradnsdal Interstadial, gives evidence of surprisingly modest ice erosion during the last ice age, even in valleys close to the highest mountains. Judging by the nearly total evacuation of older deposits from the tributaries, the ice-free period seems to have lasted for a long time, with very strong slope processes. Huge quantities of proglacial sandur sediments accumulated in the main valleys indicate that the last inland ice sheet grew slowly. By comprehensive analyses the authors have succeeded in correlating the overlying tills with four regional glacial phases of the last ice age reconstructed mainly through analyses of striae. It is found that the conservation of the sediments, as well as the distribution of different tills, was dependent on the relative location of the ice divide. 相似文献