1. IDS information The next slide is the key for the Evidence for Glaciation handout Slides 3 and 4 are the lists of glacial features presented in class and that you should know. Slides 5 and 6 are questions for the first exam

2. Glacial evidence 1: C5b: W10: I 1b: Y6: E10b: Z 2: F6b: W11: A 2b: W7: B11b: W 3: G7b: W & Y12: K 3b: Y8: K12b: Y 4: L8b: Y 4b: W9: H 5: J9b: X

3. Glacial features of alpine glaciers U-shaped valley Erratics Cirque End and lateral moraines Ground moraine Hanging valley Arete Till Outwash Striations Horn

4. Glacial features of ice sheets Erratic Drumlin Meltwater channel Till Outwash Striations End moraine Esker Ground moraine Kettle

5. For Exam 1 Find two examples of glacial features in the Puget lowlands 1.Specific location 2.Description 3.Type of feature- for example, erratic, drumlin, till, and all of the other ice sheet features.

6. For Exam 1 There will be a question on the first exam that is a matching question in which I will some glacial features, such as erratic, till, horn, etc and you will match the terms with one of the following: – The feature was eroded by the ice – The feature was directly deposited by the ice – The feature was deposited by the meltwater from the ice