glaciate

How To Use glaciate In A Sentence

• Cooling in the late Eocene was thus the beginning of a long-term shift from the cool-temperate climate of the Eocene to the glaciated, polar climate found in Antarctica today.
• The study site consisted of two glaciated, connecting valleys that run roughly north-south and east-west.
• Most deglaciated areas are ice-free all year, although glaciated fjords are at least partially covered with glacial ice most of the year.
• The lithologic and physiographic mosaic of Ecoregion 67l is distinct from that of the more rugged Northern Glaciated Ridges (67m), the glaciated and lakestudded plateau of Ecoregion 62b, the Northern Glaciated Shale and Slate Valleys (67k), and the NorthernGlaciated Limestone Valleys (67j). Ecoregions of New Jersey (EPA)
• The county is predominantly heavily glaciated mountains and uplands with a coast of cliffs and bays.
• Region 4 (Northeast Canada, Labrador Sea, Davis Strait, and West Greenland) is a region of fragmented landmasses that are often extensively glaciated or have recently become deglaciated. Scenarios of projected changes in the four ACIA regions for 2020, 2050, and 2080
• This is very similar to that whopper you told last week, that recently deglaciated areas must now be experiencing conditions warmer than at any time since they were glaciated. Letter to NAS « Climate Audit
• Antarctica is the only glaciated continent on the planet, and as such constitutes a unique element in the Earth's environment.
• The seabed comprised steep rock formations normally associated with glaciated landscapes, except on this occasion it was the seafloor that had U-shaped valleys, arretes (wall of ice) and pingos (small conical hill of ice).
• Subsequent to the initial phase of deglaciation on Spitsbergen (~13 to 12.5 ky BP), most of the eastern and northern Barents Sea was deglaciated during the Bølling – Allerød Interstadial [53]. Arctic climate variability prior to 100 years BP