1. Erosion and Deposition by Glaciers Chapter 4: Topic 8

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3. Glacier You Tube vids The great lakes – YouTube Glaciers (3 min) Glaciers Yakety Sax Glacier Cartoon formation of glacier

4. Study Guide- Item #1 1. A glacier is an enormous mass of ____________________ __________________. They are formed of accumulated and compressed layers of _____________________ that pile up year after year in cold places. moving ice snow

5. Study guide – item #2 ___________ ____________ form in high elevations such as the peaks of large mountains. These are also known as ___________________ glaciers since they flow down the slopes of mountains through valleys originally carved out by streams. Alpine glaciers valley

6. Alpine (valley) glacier

9. Study guide- item #3 These types of glaciers (alpine) _____________________ and _________________________ the valleys into a broad ___________ shape. widen straighten U

10. Valley Glaciation

11. Glacial Valley (U-shaped)

12. Study guide – item #4 ____________________ _________________________ form near the North and South poles and cover huge amounts of land area. These are pancake-shaped and move outward in all directions form the center. All glacial movement is the result of the force of ________________________ moving ice from higher to lower elevation. Continental glaciers gravity

13. Continental glacier

14. Study guide- item #5 The size of a glacier changes due to changes in _________________________ - the averages in temperature and precipitation over an extended period of time. This can cause the terminus (the outer or lower edge of the glacier) to appear to move. Advance- glaciers grow during periods of global cooling and cover more land (“ice age”) Retreat – glaciers shrink and cover less land as a result of global ________________. climate warming

15. Glacial / Interglacial cycles

16. Study guide- item #6 The most recent ice age ended about __________________________ years ago. At this time, much of midwest (including Ohio) and northeast U.S. was covered by a large continental glacier. The remnants of this glacier covers Greenland today. This glacier started retreating as a result of global warming that continues today. The erosional effects of this glacier created the _________ ______ when it retreated. These are a major source of fresh water, recreation, and transportation today. 10, 000 Great Lakes

17. The Great Lakes and Finger lakes

19. Formation of Great Lakes

20. Formation of glacial lakes through differential abrasion Hard rockSoft rockHard rock glacier Hard rock Soft rock Hard rock glacier Hard rock Soft rock Hard rock Glacial lake

21. Glacial Grooves- Kelley’s Island

22. Great Lakes profile

23. Study guide- item #7 The movement of large, heavy glaciers over the land has the power to erode, weather, and deposit rock. Continental glaciers ___________________ the landscape by scraping and eroding features. Alpine glaciers carve out ____________________ features in the mountain rocks through which they flow. These include: smooth rugged

24. Northern and western Ohio (glaciated) Southeastern Ohio (unglaciated)

25. #7- continued __________________________________ - sharp, pyramid-shaped peaks at the tops of mountains. Horns

26. The Matterhorn

27. #7 - continued __________________________________ - jagged ridges formed between two or more cirques or glacial valleys. Aretes

28. #7- continued __________________________________ - bowl- shaped depressions where glacial ice cuts into mountain walls. Cirques

29. #7- continued __________________ ________________ - smaller stream valleys that join a glacial valley by way of a steep, vertical drop. These often result in very tall waterfalls. Hanging valleys Yosemite Valley, CA

30. Study guide- item #8 The moving ice in glaciers has the power to erode (transport) everything from small soil particles to huge boulders. The material carried and eventually deposited by glaciers is called _______________ ____. Eventually this material gets deposited where the ice carrying it melts. This occurs at the terminus (outer or lower edge) of the glacier. Glacial drift

31. Study guide- item #9 Glacial deposits form in one of two ways. If the drift is dropped down directly by the melting ice, it creates an unsorted (mix of different size) deposit known as ___________________. This type of deposit often forms ridges at the edge of the glacier called ___________________________. Till (glacial till) Moraines (terminal moraines)

32. MORAINE

33. A moraine

34. Glacial Erratics (till deposit) This boulder was transported hundreds of miles by a glacier!

35. Study Guide- item #10 Glacial deposits are often sorted by streams of meltwater flowing from the glacier as it melts. These streams erode and deposit drift by size. These sorted deposits are known as _______ __________. These deposits form a type of alluvial fan called an ___________ __________. Stratified drift Outwash plain

36. Outwash Outwash plain (stratified drift)

37. Outwash Plain

38. Study guide – item #11 Within these deposits it is common for blocks of ice that have broken away from the retreating glacier to become buried within the stratified drift. As these melt, they form small, round lakes called _______ _____________. Kettle lakes

39. Outwash Outwash plain (stratified drift)