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Through their glasses they could sweep the glacier to its terminal moraine.
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The frozen deposits in my terminal moraine would furnish me with the means.
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Further Imass now came dragging themselves free of the heaped moraine.
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A line of moraine ran from the rocks away in an east-north-east direction.
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Looking up to the task to accomplish in Chopicalqui moraine camp.
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All the rock contours show this, and so do the medial moraines.
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These three moraines occur on the western slope of the bay.
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There are no moraines on the surface of the glacier either.
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Such transverse or crescent-shaped moraines are everywhere the work of glaciers.
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The first rains fell on raw, crumbling moraines and rocks without a plant.
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Note the medial moraines, resulting from junction of ice streams above.
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Indeed, rivers, so far from building up moraines, have often partially destroyed them.
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In the mountains west of Kabul glaciers have retired, leaving the moraines perfectly undisturbed.
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All the forests of the Sierra are growing upon moraines.
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As the ice sheet slowly receded it left minor moraines all along its course.
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The moraines of Girdled Glacier seem scarce to run anywhere.
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Those in the center are called the medial moraines.
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Old river emptying into Lake Managua reveals fossil bones; moraines east of it are found.
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Evident in these channels are the countless, tell-tale markings of bulldozed sediments known as moraines.
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The old moraines were numerous and admirably well preserved.
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But moraines vanish like the glaciers that make them.
