Deglacial History of Vermont

Deglacial History of Vermont https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 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 9. Shattuck Mountain Potholes 8. Ice Tongue Grooves 7. Bedrock Grooves 6. Scabby Terrain 5. Deltas and Kame Deltas 4. Drainage Lines 3. Ice Marginal Steps 2. Ice Marginal Channels 1. End Moraines and Stagnant Ice Deposits B. Ice Margin Feature Types II. Ice Margin Features H. Metric versus English System G. Early Human Migration F. Global Warming E. A closer look at physiography D. About the Bath Tub Model, Styles, and Glacial Dynamics C. Peer Review B. Previous Work I. Introduction Abstract Preface: Author’s Note Deglacial History of Vermont Table of Contents a. Linear and Curvilinear Features: Ice Margin Lines, Mega-Scale Lineations , Moraines, and Streaks IV. April 2026 Addendum F. Late Project Epiphanies E. Cautionary Note D. Chronological History Narrative Summary 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 a. LaPlatte Basin 2. T2 ice margin position, level, and time 1. T1 ice margin position, level, and time C. Regional Deglacial History – Ice Margin Positions, Levels, and Times B. Tabular Summary of Ice Margin T times and Levels III. Deglacial History, Styles, and Glacial Dynamics – January 2026 e. Addison area – Scarps, “ Ice Margin Lines,” “Mega Scale Lineations,” and “Streaks”