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What kind of glacier is this?
Valley Glaciers

What kind of glacier is this?
Continental Glacier
What kind of glacier forms in High Latitudes (near the poles)
Continental glaciers
What kind of glacier forms in High Elevations (mountainous regions)
Valley Glaciers
What leads to most of the loss of glacial ice?
Calving and Melting

What is this called?
Calving
If Accumulation = Ablation
Glacier front stays the same
If accumulation > ablation
Glacier Front advances
If Accumulation < Ablation
Glacier front recedes
What is the most powerful mechanism of erosion?
Glaciers

Why is this lake so blue?
Rock Flour

What created this valley?
Rivers

What created this valley?
Glaciers

What Glacial feature is this?
Cirque

What Glacial feature is this?
Horn

What glacial feature is this?
Arete
What is drift that’s been deposited by melting ice called?
Till
What is drift that’s been deposited by meltwater streams called?
Outwash
How does wind erosion occur?
Deflation and Abrasion
What is Dune classification based on?
Morphology and genesis

What kind of Dune is this?
Barchan Dunes

What kind of dune is this?
Barchanoid Ridges

What kind of dune is this?
Tranverse Dunes

What dune is this?
Parabolic Dune
What is a dead giveaway to a Parabolic dune?
Vegetation

What kind of Dune is this?
Blowout dune

What kind of dune is this?
Linear Dune

What kind of dune is this?
Seif Dunes

What kind of dune is this?
Star Dunes
What are wind blown sediment from glaciers called?
Loess

What kind of desert feature is this?
Playa

What is this desert feature called?
Desert pavement
What makes desert rocks dark?
Desert varnish