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Freeze-thaw weathering
A process where water enters cracks in rocks, freezes and expands, causing the rock to break apart.
Striations
Scratches or grooves carved into bedrock by rocks embedded in moving glaciers.
A steep-sided valley shaped by river erosion, typically found in upland areas.
A massive, continental-scale glacier covering over 50,000 square kilometers.
A glacial process where rocks are lifted and removed from the ground by moving ice.
The scraping and wearing away of rock surfaces by debris carried in glaciers.
Loose rock fragments that accumulate at the base of cliffs or steep slopes due to weathering.
A broad valley with a flat floor and steep sides, formed by glacial erosion.
A ridge or mound of debris (till) deposited by a glacier.
A warmer period between ice ages when glaciers retreat and climates become milder.