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(151) Mounds of rocks—moraines—mark the former extent of the glacier and hem in the lake that has formed at its terminus.

(152) They discovered that during the same 14-month period that 1.7 cubic km of water cascaded through subglacial waterways, the 75-km long glacier downstream pick up speed, moving about 10 percent faster.

(153) The Bering Glacier, about 10 km from the Gulf of Alaska, is the largest glacier in North America.

(154) Starting from the western face of Kali Himal, the Imja Glacier flows through eastern Nepal, part of a glacier network that ultimately feeds the Ganges River.

(155) Tourists of Glacier Explorer boats say the icefall caused waves of up to 3.5 meters in height which swept up and down the lake for 30 minutes.

(156) Arctic coastal state for contest glacier melt posterior ocean and submarine resource at swords' points.

(157) Formation of glacier worldwide is all related with high sea level and high latitude.

(158) It acts as a geologic rasp , scratching, gouging and generally abroding the surfaces the glacier rides.

(159) It was found that the flood, coming from the modern glacier area of the source, was caused by breaking of ice-dam and coffer-dam lakes formed by blocking of river with glacier movement.

(160) With the altitudinal increase, it appears ice, ice-snow and snow ecosystem environments, and forms the different patterns of microbial communities on glacier.

(161) On the trail to Goodnow Mountain, a yellow birch appears to be ingesting a boulder left behind by a glacier.

(162) Apparently, the formation of Mount Yulong glacier is due to its high sea level.

(163) The sensitivity coefficient of air temperature above the glacier to variation of global radiation is related well with albedo and absorbed radiation.

(164) Upsala is a large valley glacier in Argentina's Los Glaciares National Park.

(165) Gov. Palin (above, near Mendenhall Glacier, outside of Juneau) and her family live in Wasilla[sentencedict.com], about 45 miles north of Anchorage.

(166) The main influence factors leading to the changes of rivers and lakes include air temperature change, precipitation change, glacier change and climatic snow line change.

(167) The external cause was due to the influence of the Quaternary Period glacier.

(168) Five-hour glacier treks bring you up close and personal to the glacier's myriad peaks, fissures and, if you're lucky, the ice cavern the lake hollows underneath, all effusing an ethereal blue glow.