01369nam a2200253 i 4500008004100000020001800041040000800059082001300067100001700080245009600097250001600193260004000209300003200249336002600281337002800307338002700335500002000362520054400382650001400926700002000940942000800960952013200968999001501100250829m19931982xx ab 001 0 und d a1-85758-398-1 aGCL a910bLIN10aLines, Cliff 2aA Level Geography :b Letts Study Guide /cCliff Lines, Laurie Bolwell, Anne Fielding Smith aNew Edition bLetts Educational,aLondon :c1993. a322 Pages :bpbk.c29.5 cm. atextbtxt2rdacontent aunmediatedbn2rdamedia avolumebnc2rdacarrier aIncludes Index. aMoraines: Ridges of debris from glacial activity—lateral, medial, terminal, recessional—all marking ice movement or pause ibaguette.com Drumlins: Streamlined hills (300–1,000 m long) made of remodeled till, often found in swarms, known as “basket of eggs” terrain ibaguette.com . Eskers: Sinuous ridges of stratified sand and gravel formed from subglacial meltwater channels ibaguette.com Kames & Kame Terraces: Irregular hills or terraces of stratified material from meltwater deposition (sub- or englacial) ibaguette.com aGeography10aBolwell, Laurie 2ddc 00102ddc406910_000000000000000_LIN7096206aLPLbLPLcBKd2025-08-29l0o910 LINp9947r2025-08-29 11:38:14w2025-08-29yBK c5267d5267