Deglacial History of Vermont

Deglacial History of Vermont https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html D. About the Bath Tub Model, Styles, and Glacial Dynamics Deglacial History of Vermont 2. Ice Marginal Channels F. Glacial Dynamics and Epiphanies 4. T7 time E. Revised Statewide Deglacial History and Glacial Dynamics D. Overview of Scarps in the Southern and Central Champlain Basin 8. Palmer Corner, West Bridport, and Cream Hill area 6. Addison area 5. Vergennes vicinity 4. Little Otter Creek Basin 3. Lewis Creek Basin 2. Onset Zone near Shelburne 1. LaPlatte Basin C. Addendum 2026 Field Study 3. Mega Scale Lineations 2. Scarps 1. Streaks D. Pre-Addendum Chronological History Narrative Summary 8. T8 Ice Margin Position, Level and Time 7. Late T6 and T7 Ice Margin Positions, Levels, and Times 6. Early T6 ice margin position, level, and time 5. T4 ice margin position, level, and time 4. Late T3 ice margin position, level, and time regional perspective 1. T1– Late T3 Nunatak Phase Times B. Advance Preview of Vermont Deglacial History Findings III. Deglacial History – January 2026 Version E. Ice Margin “Paradigm Traps” and “Blinders” D. Usage of Ice margin features in a Bath Tub Model 11. “Warm versus Cold Based Ice Margins” 10. “Oscillatory versus Readvance Margins” 9. “Diachronic Ice Margins” 3. “Hybrid Ice Margins” C. “Nature” of Ice margins 10. Calving Ice Margin Features 8. Ice Tongue Grooves 5. Deltas and Kame Deltas 3. Ice Margin Steps 2. Ice Marginal Channels 1. End Moraines and Stagnant Ice Deposits B. Ice Margin Feature Types II. Ice Margin Features G. Early Human Migration 6. Destabilized, “Disaggregated,” and Calving Ice Margins 7. Bedrock Grooves 6. Scabby Terrain 4. Drainage Lines F. Global Warming E. A closer look at physiography I. Introduction