Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories

Glacial and marine deposits associated with 2 phases of glaciation are exposed along a 60km corridor on Ellesmere Island that borders Robeson Channel. The Holocene and pre-Holocene glacial and marine chronologies in the Robeson Channel area are similar to chronologies demonstrated from other locatio...

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Main Author: Retelle, Michael J
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Published: SCARAB 1986
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Online Access:https://scarab.bates.edu/faculty_publications/58
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spelling ftbatescollege:oai:scarab.bates.edu:faculty_publications-1054 2023-05-15T14:57:32+02:00 Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories Retelle, Michael J 1986-01-01T08:00:00Z https://scarab.bates.edu/faculty_publications/58 unknown SCARAB https://scarab.bates.edu/faculty_publications/58 All Faculty Scholarship text 1986 ftbatescollege 2022-03-22T09:19:48Z Glacial and marine deposits associated with 2 phases of glaciation are exposed along a 60km corridor on Ellesmere Island that borders Robeson Channel. The Holocene and pre-Holocene glacial and marine chronologies in the Robeson Channel area are similar to chronologies demonstrated from other locations in Arctic regions. Tentative correlations based upon aminostratigraphy suggest that the field area has remained, for the most part, ice-free since at least 70 000 BP. Text Arctic Ellesmere Island Northwest Territories Robeson channel Bates College: SCARAB (Scholarly Communication and Research at Bates) Arctic Ellesmere Island Northwest Territories Robeson Channel ENVELOPE(-61.473,-61.473,81.995,81.995)
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description Glacial and marine deposits associated with 2 phases of glaciation are exposed along a 60km corridor on Ellesmere Island that borders Robeson Channel. The Holocene and pre-Holocene glacial and marine chronologies in the Robeson Channel area are similar to chronologies demonstrated from other locations in Arctic regions. Tentative correlations based upon aminostratigraphy suggest that the field area has remained, for the most part, ice-free since at least 70 000 BP.
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author Retelle, Michael J
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Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories
author_facet Retelle, Michael J
author_sort Retelle, Michael J
title Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories
title_short Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories
title_full Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories
title_fullStr Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories
title_full_unstemmed Glacial geology and Quaternary marine stratigraphy of the Robeson Channel area, northeastern Ellesmere Island, Northwest Territories
title_sort glacial geology and quaternary marine stratigraphy of the robeson channel area, northeastern ellesmere island, northwest territories
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publishDate 1986
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