Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
24 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
What is the difference between "just plain ol' ice on the ground" and GLACIAL ICE?
|
a glacier is a mass of ice that MOVES
|
|
What is the difference between "just plain ol' ice on the ground" and GLACIAL ICE?
|
a glacier is a mass of ice that MOVES
|
|
What specific kind of glacier covered more than half of north america, including all of michigan during the great ice age?
|
,
|
|
what is glacial erratic?
|
a huge boulder moved miles away from it's place of origin by glacial ice
|
|
what is meant by the load of a glacier?
|
.
|
|
what are glacial striations and how are they formed?
|
.
|
|
what is glacial till? what state should be known as the glacial till state?
|
.
|
|
Till is completely unsorted!! what does that mean?!
|
.
|
|
What is the closest thing the lower peninsula has to a mountain range?
|
.
|
|
what is a moraine and how is one formed?
|
.
|
|
what is the specific name of the moraine that is the nearest to schoolcraft college?
|
.
|
|
What three specific ice lobes buried all of lower michigan during the ice age?
|
.
|
|
what is outwash.
|
.
|
|
what is a kettlehole and how is one formed?
|
.
|
|
what is a kame and how is one formed
|
.
|
|
what is an esker and how is one formed
|
.
|
|
what is a proglacial lake
|
.
|
|
what were the former names of Lake Erie and Lake Michigan
|
.
|
|
into which specific body of water did the great lakes drain when they first formed and what route did they use to get there?
|
.
|
|
how do geologists knowexacly where former lakes used to be
|
.
|
|
what kind of geologic feature does schoolcrafts administration building sit on?
|
.
|
|
which specific one of the great lakes used to cover schoolcrafts campus
|
.
|
|
compared to today where ocean levels higher or lower during the ice age
|
.
|
|
how much of michigan was covered in glacier, during the ice age?
|
100%
|