Introduction : The Laurentide Ice Sheet and its Significance
The Laurentide Ice Sheet is a glacier complex that covered large parts of eastern, central and northern North America during the last glaciation. The Ice Sheet depressed the crust by at least 300 m and it held enough water to lower sea level 40-50 m. The Laurentide Ice Sheet was first viewed as a co...
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Les Presses de l'Université de Montréal
1987
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