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  1. A erosão glacial é um fenômeno definido pela ação da mudança de temperatura, que altera o estado físico do gelo. Esta ação ocasiona, além do derretimento das geleiras, um atrito danoso no solo.
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    A erosão glacial é um fenômeno definido pela ação da mudança de temperatura, que altera o estado físico do gelo. Esta ação ocasiona, além do derretimento das geleiras, um atrito danoso no solo.

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    A erosão ocorre quando os blocos de gelo ou as geleiras derretem a ponto de poderem deslizar na terra .O atrito causado entre a geleira e o solo forma um tipo de erosão que tem um formato em" V ", ...

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    A erosão glacial ocorre pela ação das geleiras, grandes massas de gelo compactado de cor azulada. A ação do gelo na erosão é maior que a ação da água.

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    Glacial erosion is primarily a result of glacial bedrock erosion through abrasion and plucking, and their interaction with subglacial hydrology.

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    How do Glaciers erode bedrock?
    Glaciers erode bedrock through the combined action of abrasion, quarrying and direct fluvial incision. Emerging evidence suggests that fluvial action may be more important in some settings than previously recognized. Difficulty in documenting this may arise in part from the evolution of glacial valleys.

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    Does subglacial till Erode bedrock?
    Subglacial till acts as lubricating ‘fault gouge’ or ‘sawdust’, and must be removed for rapid subglacial bedrock erosion. Such erosion occurs especially where and when moulin-fed streams access the bed and are unconstrained by supercooling or other processes. Streams also may directly erode bedrock, likely with strong time-evolution.

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    Do Glaciers erode mountain tops?
    An observed correlation between the position of the ELA and the mean and maximum height of mountains has led to the suggestion 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 77, 82, 116, 117, 118 that glaciers erode mountain tops by creating steep slopes above cirques that are rapidly eroded regardless of uplift rates — a concept defined as the glacial buzzsaw 29, 30.

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    Are glacially eroded valleys rounded relict surfaces?
    Glacially eroded valleys are juxtaposed with rounded relict surfaces and V-shaped fluvial valleys (from Harbor et al., 2006, after Fabel et al., 2002).

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    2019年11月26日 · Over glacial cycles, evolution of glacial-valley form feeds back strongly on erosion and deposition. Most of this is poorly quantified, with parts open to argument. Glacial erosion and interactions are important to tectonic …

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    The impact of glaciers on mountain erosion - Nature

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    Publish Year:2021
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    2023年11月24日 · On a smaller scale still, glacial grooves (10s of cm to m wide) and glacial striae (mm to cm wide) are created by fragments of rock embedded in the ice at the base of a glacier (Figure 4.3.7 left and right). Glacial striae are …

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    2019年4月24日 · A erosão glacial é um problema ambiental causado pela variação de temperatura que altera o estado físico do gelo. Saiba como ela afeta o solo, a biodiversidade e o clima, e quais são as soluções para minimizar …

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    What is Glacial Erosion? Processes and Various …

    Simply put, glacial erosion is the curving and shaping of the land beneath a moving glacier. The movement of the chunks of packed ice causes erosion on the land underlying the glacier. This is known as glacial erosion.

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    2024年4月24日 · The results of glacial erosion are different in areas with continental glaciation versus alpine glaciation. Continental glaciation tends to produce relatively flat bedrock surfaces, especially where the rock beneath is …

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    Erosão glacial: definição, processos e características