Deglacial History of Vermont

Deglacial History of Vermont https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html B. Detailed Locales VII. Appendices V. Epilogue V. Summary and Conclusions – January 2026 G. Addendum Summary and Conclusions F. Vermont deglacial history as compared to neighboring Regions E. Champlain Lobe Collapse D. Revised interpretation of the late deglacial history of the Champlain lobe h. Orwell – Brandon area f. Palmer Corner to Addison Nobs e. Addison area – Scarps, “ Ice Margin Lines,” “Mega Scale Lineations,” and “Streaks” d. Vergennes vicinity c. Little Otter Creek Basin b. Lewis Creek Basin a. LaPlatte Basin C. 2026 Field Study c. Transverse Morainic Ridges b. Scarps a. Linear and Curvilinear Features: Ice Margin Lines, Mega-Scale Lineations , Transverse Morainic Ridges, and Streaks B. 2026 VCGI LiDAR imagery Evidence IV. April 2026 Addendum F. Late Project Epiphanies E. Cautionary Note D. Chronological History Narrative Summary 7. T8 Ice Margin Position, Level and Time 6. Late T6 and T7 Ice Margin Position, Level, and Time 5. Early T6 ice margin position, level, and time 4. T4 ice margin position, level, and time 3. T3 ice margin position, level, and time 2. T2 ice margin position, level, and time 1. T1 ice margin position, level, and time B. Tabular Summary of Ice Margin T times and Levels III. Deglacial History, Styles, and Glacial Dynamics – January 2026 E. Ice Margin “Paradigm Traps” and “Blinders” D. Usage of Ice margin features in a Bath Tub Model – Validity & Mechanics 11. “Warm versus Cold Based Ice Margins” 10. “Oscillatory versus Readvance Margins” 9. “Diachronic Ice Margins” 8. “Disaggregated Margins” 7. “Everything, Everywhere, All at Once, and Continuing” Ice Margins” 6. Destabilized, “Disaggregated,” and Calving Ice Margins 5. “Nourished Ice Margins” 4. “Step-down Ice Margins” 3. “Hybrid Ice Margins” 2. Stagnant Ice Margins 1. Active Ice Margins C. “Nature” of Ice margins 11. Ice Margin Lines 10. Calving Ice Shelf Features Deglacial History of Vermont