Chemical and physical characteristics of Meserve Glacier morainal soils, Wright Valley, Antarctica: an index of relative age? (abstract)

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Chemical and physical characteristics of Meserve Glacier morainal soils, Wright Valley, Antarctica: an index of relative age? (abstract)

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An extensive program of soil sampling and weathering index studies was carried out on the moraine complex of the small, alpine, Meserve Glacier to determine if age differences among the 3 major moraines would become apparent in the morphology, chemistry or clay mineralogy of their soil profiles, permafrost depths or surface weathering characteristics. Based upon morphologic and pedologic evidence, the outer=most of the 3 groups of moraines appears much older than either of the other two.
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In International Symposium on Antarctic Glaciological Exploration (ISAGE), Hanover, N.H., September 3-7, 1968. IASH Publication no.86:459-460, 1970.
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Everett, K.R.; Behling, R.E. Chemical and physical characteristics of Meserve Glacier morainal soils, Wright Valley, Antarctica: an index of relative age? (abstract)-ReportIn International Symposium on Antarctic Glaciological Exploration (ISAGE), Hanover, N.H., September 3-7, 1968. IASH Publication no.86:459-460, 1970. 1970