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Meanings of glacial action in anglès
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Usage of glacial action in anglès
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Now the glacial action is succeeded by a time of flood.
2
These appearances, called sliekensides, have sometimes been mistaken for the results of glacial action.
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This is discussed in the chapter on glacial action.
4
The glacial action on Lebanon is particularly interesting, considering its position between Europe and Himalaya.
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Everywhere the evidences of glacial action abound.
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As a natural consequence, therefore, visitors may expect to find evidences of glacial action on every hand.
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Remember glacial action of Lebanon when you speak of no glacial action in S. on Himalaya, and in S.E.
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Among the localities of Scotland where the indications of glacial action are most marked is the region about Stirling.
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Elsewhere I have referred to the many evidences of glacial action found about a mile above Deer Park Inn.
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Its stupendous living glaciers aroused his unbounded interest, for they enabled him to verify his theories of glacial action.
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These two savants visited the mountains of Scotland together, and found in different localities clear evidence of ancient glacial action.
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Several decades of research have detected the unmistakable signs of glacial action over this vast area of the northern hemisphere.
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I looked in vain for any signs of scratching or scoring, at all comparable to that produced by glacial action.
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I could not decide where the action of land-glaciers ceased and marine glacial action commenced at the mouths of the valleys.
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The description of traces of glacial action in North Wales, by Buckland, appears to have greatly excited the interest of Darwin.
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Clarke, it appears also that there are traces of former glacial action on the mountains of the south-eastern corner of Australia.
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