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Editor: J. Kleman
Contents
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Deglaciation of the Northern Hemisphere at the onset of the Eemian and Holocene
Ralf Greve, Karl-Heinz Wyrwoll and Anton Eisenhauer
9-15
Basal ice temperatures during late Weichselian deglaciation: comparison of landform assemblages in west-central Sweden
Ingmar Borgström
16-22
Assessment of requirements for cirque formation in northern Sweden
Peter Jansson, Cecilia Richardson and Stig Jonsson
23-32
Glaciodynamic context of subglacial bedform generation and preservation
Chris D. Clark
33-39
Was the cirque glaciation of Wales time-transgressive, or not?
Ian S. Evans
40-46
Glaciated landscapes along Smith Sound, Ellesmere Island, Canada and Greenland
Weston Blake Jr.
47-52
Palimpsest tunnel valleys: evidence for relative timing of advances in an interlobate area of the Laurentide ice sheet
Alan E. Kehew, Linda P. Nicks and W.Thomas Straw
53-58
The significance of pre-existing, deeply weathered crystalline rock in interpreting the effects of glaciation in the Minnesota River valley, U.S.A
C.J. Patterson and T.J. Boerboom
59-66
Identifying fast ice flow from landform assemblages in the geological record: a discussion
Jane K. Hart
67-74
Geomorphological criteria for identifying Pleistocene ice streams
Chris R. Stokes and Chris D. Clark
75-82
Geomorphology and sedimentology of surging glaciers: a land-systems approach
David J.A. Evans and Brice R. Rea
83-89
Thermomechanical modelling of the Scandinavian ice sheet: implications for ice-stream formation
A.J. Payne and D.J. Baldwin
90-96
Multi-scale analyses of subglacial and glaciomarine deposits from the Ross Sea continental shelf, Antarctica
S.J. Kluiving, L.R. Bartek and F.M. van der Wateren
97-102
Plateau icefields as contributing areas to valley glaciers and the potential impact on reconstructed ELAs: a case study from the Lyngen Alps, North Norway
Brice R. Rea, W.Brian Whalley, Tom S. Dixon and John E. Gordon
103-110
The use of in-situ produced cosmogenic radionuclides in glaciology and glacial geomorphology
Derek Fabel and Jon Harbor
111-117
Grain textural analysis across a range of glacial facies
A. Khatwa, J.K. Hart and A.J. Payne
118-122
Characteristics of Khumbu Glacier, Nepal Himalaya: recent changes in the debris-covered area
M. Nakawo, H. Yabuki and A. Sakai
123-128
Dendrogeomorphological study of glacier fluctuations in the Italian Alps during the Little Ice Age
Manuela Pelfini
129-134
Assessing area and volume changes from deglaciated areas, Valle d'Aoste, Italy
Chiara Vanuzzo and Manuela Pelfini
135-140
Paleoclimatic interpretation of the early Late-glacial glacier in the Gschnitz valley, central Alps, Austria
Hanns Kerschner, Susan Ivy-Ochs and Christian Schlüchter
141-145
Equilibrium-line altitudes and rock glaciers during the Younger Dryas cooling event, Ferwall Group, western Tyrol, Austria
Rudolf Sailer and Hanns Kerschner
146-152
Size distribution of two cross-cutting drumlin systems in northern Sweden: a measure of selective erosion and formation time length
Clas Hättestrand, Dermot Goodwillie and Johan Kleman
153-160
The glacial impact on an exhumed sub-Mesozoic etch surface in southwestern Sweden
Mats Olvmo, Karna Lidmar-Bergström and Göran Lindberg
161-167
Landform modification by palaeo-ice streams in east-central Ireland
Jasper Knight, Stephen G. McCarron and A.Marshall McCabe
168-174
The horned crag-and-tails of the Ungava Bay landform swarm, Quebec-Labrador, Canada
Krister Jansson and Johan Kleman
175-180
Evidence for water storage and drainage at the base of the Laurentide ice sheet, south-central Alberta, Canada
Mandy J. Munro-Stasiuk
181-188
Cosmogenic analysis of glacial terrains in the eastern Canadian Arctic: a test for inherited nuclides and the effectiveness of glacial erosion
P.Thompson Davis, Paul R. Bierman, Kimberly A. Marsella, Marc W. Caffee and John R. Southon
189-194
Zooming in on frozen bed patches: scale-dependent controls on Fennoscandian ice sheet basal thermal zonation
Johan Kleman, Clas Hättestrand and Anders Clarhäll
195-201
Glacial landform-sediment assemblages in the Canadian High Arctic and their implications for late Quaternary glaciation
C. O Cofaigh, D.S. Lemmen, D.J.A. Evans and J. Bednarski
202-208
Distribution and glaciological implications of relict surfaces on the Ultevis plateau, northwestern Sweden
Anders Clarhäll and Johan Kleman
209-215
Drainage system behaviour of a High-Arctic polythermal glacier
Mark L. Skidmore and Martin J. Sharp
216-220
20th century mass balance and thermal regime change at Scott Turnerbreen, Svalbard
Richard Hodgkins, Jon Ove Hagen and Svein-Erik Hamran
221-230
Coupled ice-till dynamics and the seeding of drumlins and bedrock forms
Richard C.A. Hindmarsh
231-235
Occurrence of rocky and sedimentary glacier beds in the Swiss Alps as estimated from glacier-inventory data
Max Maisch, Wilfried Haeberli, Martin Hoelzle and Jörg Wenzel
236-240
Structure and strength of basal ice and substrate of a dry-based glacier: evidence for substrate deformation at sub-freezing temperatures
Sean J. Fitzsimons, Kevin J. McManus and Reginald D. Lorrain
241-246
Subglacial sediment textures: character and evolution at Haut Glacier d'Arolla, Switzerland
Urs H. Fischer and Bryn Hubbard
247-252
Estimating rates of basal motion and internal ice deformation from continuous tilt measurements
G.Hilmar Gudmundsson, Andreas Bauder, Martin Lüthi, Urs H. Fischer and Martin Funk
253-260
Tracer experiments and borehole observations in the overdeepening of Aletschgletscher, Switzerland
Regine Hock, Almut Iken and Alexander Wangler
261-266
Preliminary study of laminated, silt-rich debris bands: Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Staci L. Ensminger, Edward B. Evenson, Grahame J. Larson, Daniel E. Lawson, Richard B. Alley and Jeffrey C. Strasser
267-271
Seasonal variability in hydrologic-system response to intense rain events, Matanuska Glacier, Alaska, U.S.A
Jon Denner, Daniel E. Lawson, Grahame J. Larson, Edward B. Evenson, Richard B. Alley, Jeffrey C. Strasser and Sarah Kopczynski
272-276
Katabatic wind influence on meltwater supply to fuel glacier-substrate interactions at the grounding line, Terra Nova Bay, East Antarctica
A. Bouzette and R. Souchez
277-281
Ice composition evidence for the formation of basal ice from lake water beneath a cold-based Antarctic glacier
R.D. Lorrain, S.J. Fitzsimons, M.J. Vandergoes and M. Stiévenard
282-290
A new surface-processes model combining glacial and fluvial erosion
Jean Braun, Dan Zwartz and Jonathan H. Tomkin