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glacial lake
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glacial lake [¦glā·shəl ′lāk]
(geology)
A lake that exists because of the effects of the glacial period.
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Its effects are being manifested in different forms, from the rapid increase in the size of the glacial lakes to erratic monsoon patterns and unprecedented forest fires.
Nepal cabinet to meet on Everest: minister by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Its effects are being manifested in different forms, from the rapid increase in the size of the glacial lakes to erratic monsoon patterns and unprecedented forest fires.
Nepal cabinet to meet on Everest: minister by AFP / AFP South Asian Edition
Peter Sandstone (one of the purest sandstones in the world) to the shorelines of Glacial Lake Agassiz (one of the largest glacial lakes known to have existed in North America), Roadside Geology of Minnesota covers a broad variety of sites and formations, giving a detailed yet highly accessible natural history of each.
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