Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures
Lunate fractures have crescent shape in plan view. In cross section, lunate fractures have an asymmetric "V" shape, with shallowly inclined up-glacier side and a steeply-inclined down-glacier side. Glacier flow was, then, from left to right across this surface.
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ftohiocolleges:oai:server15963.contentdm.oclc.org:p15963coll1/1928 2023-05-15T16:22:23+02:00 Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures Wojtal, Steven F. Zone: 17, Easting: 468304, Northing: 5093120 45.99092 -81.40928 Killarney Canada Ontario 1993-07-17 jpeg2000 http://server15963.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p15963coll1,1928 unknown Oberlin College Library wojtals_pcd_336 http://server15963.contentdm.oclc.org/u?/p15963coll1,1928 For research and educational use only. For all other uses please contact the Oberlin College. Geology Department 35 mm Kodachrome slide. Oberlin College. Geology Department. Surficial geology Quaternary Geology Glacial erosion Fractures 1993 ftohiocolleges 2022-05-18T11:55:50Z Lunate fractures have crescent shape in plan view. In cross section, lunate fractures have an asymmetric "V" shape, with shallowly inclined up-glacier side and a steeply-inclined down-glacier side. Glacier flow was, then, from left to right across this surface. Other/Unknown Material glacier* Five Colleges of Ohio Digital Collections Canada |
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Lunate fractures have crescent shape in plan view. In cross section, lunate fractures have an asymmetric "V" shape, with shallowly inclined up-glacier side and a steeply-inclined down-glacier side. Glacier flow was, then, from left to right across this surface. |
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Wojtal, Steven F. |
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Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures |
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Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures |
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Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures |
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Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures |
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Glacial erosional features - lunate fractures |
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glacial erosional features - lunate fractures |
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Oberlin College Library |
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1993 |
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Zone: 17, Easting: 468304, Northing: 5093120 45.99092 -81.40928 Killarney Canada Ontario |
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Canada |
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Canada |
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glacier* |
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35 mm Kodachrome slide. Oberlin College. Geology Department. |
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For research and educational use only. For all other uses please contact the Oberlin College. Geology Department |
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