Feore (1994) reviewed a total of 13 focal studies of badger group size in various landclass categories in Great Britain and Ireland (Table 2).We produced mean estimates for 1) pastoral areas with significant broadleaved woodland and scrub (analogous to
drumlin farmland), 2) pastoral agriculture (analogous to lakelands, marginal lowlands, central lowlands and marginal uplands) and 3) upland and moorland (analogous to landclass groups settled uplands, high uplands and mountains).
Pollen stratigraphy of the Saadjarv
Drumlin Field lakes is well studied and available in several publications (Pirrus 1969, 1971, 1983; Pirrus & Rouk 1979).
Some local residents assert that, thus far, the Alexander Company has bought extensive land in the Southdale Neighborhood, including the
Drumlin Farms area, for its commercial Novation Campus.
I climbed the
drumlin and looked in all directions for high hills.
The whole
drumlin had been turned into a cultivated field.
Blunt ends of the wedges rise sheer but slightly battered against the slopes on each side of the
drumlin, allowing for two floors of accommodation inside.
"Were the
drumlins formed while the glaciers were advancing or while they were retreating?" he asked.
At the outset, Arroway has government backing for her listening post in Puerto Rico pulled out from under her by erstwhile sponsor and presidential science adviser David
Drumlin (Tom Skerritt), although not before she has had a brief fling with handsome lapsed seminarian Palmer Joss (Matthew McConaughey).
About a year later, a broker showed him the
drumlin hill.
For example, Dane County, WI where these programs were developed contains five distinct physiographic regions--outwash and river plains, ground moraine,
drumlin fields, terminal moraine, and unglaciated ridges and valleys, ranging from flat to steep.
Later titles include Saul Bellow,
Drumlin Woodchuck (1980), a wry biography with a title taken from a poem by <IR> ROBERT FROST </IR> , and the novels Lying in Bed (1985), Killing Everybody (1987), and Speed (1990).
Through simple calculations described in the September GEOLOGY, Shaw estimates that 84,000 cubic kilometers of water must have discharged during the creation of one large
drumlin field in northern Saskatchewan.