vermontdeglacialhistory.org https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Preface – Author’s Note V. Epilogue 4.   Drainage Lines 1. Active Ice Margins 3. “Hybrid Ice Margins” 5.     Deltas and Kame Deltas 4. “Step-down Ice  Margins” 6.    Scabby Terrain C. Peer Review 5. “Nourished Ice Margins” D. About the Bath Tub Model, Styles, and Glacial Dynamics 6. Calving Ice Shelves and  Destabilized Ice Margins IV. Summary and Conclusions 7.    Bedrock Grooves 7. “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, and Continuing” Ice Margins” 8. “Disaggregated Margins” 8.    Ice Tongue Grooves 9. “Diachronic Ice Margins” I. Introduction 10. “Oscillatory versus Readvance Margins” 11. “Warm versus Cold Based Ice Margins” D. Usage of Ice margin features in a Bath Tub Model – Validity & Mechanics E. A closer look at physiography 6. Late T6 and T7 Ice Margin Position, Level, and Time E. Ice Margin “Paradigm Traps” and “Blinders” F. Global Warming 9.    Shattuck Mountain Potholes 7. T8 Ice Margin Position, Level and Time III. Deglacial History, Styles, and Glacial Dynamics G.  Early Human Migration 10.  Calving Ice Shelf Features B.  Tabular Summary of Ice Margin T times and Levels 11. Ice Margin Lines H. Metric versus English System C.   Regional Deglacial History – Ice Margin Positions, Levels, and Times 1.     T1 ice margin position, level, and time 2.  T2 ice margin position, level, and time II. Ice Margin Features 12. Other Features 3.  T3 ice margin position, level, and time C. “Nature” of Ice margins Abstract 4. T4 ice margin position, level, and time 2. Stagnant Ice Margins B.  Ice Margin Feature Types 5. Early T6 ice margin position, level, and time 1.     End Moraines and Stagnant Ice Deposits 2.    Ice Marginal Channels B. Previous Work Home