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Title: Glacial Geology: Ice Sheets and Landforms
Author: Matthew R. BennettNeil F. ,Dr Glasser
ISBN: 0471963453
EAN: 9780471963455
376 Pages
Publisher: WileyBlackwell
Binding: Paperback
Publication date: 1996-04-19

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2003-11-22 An excellent introduction to glaciers and glacial landforms

An introductory textbook for undergraduates on glacial processes and landforms. This book is subtitled, somewhat misleadingly, "ice sheets and landforms", but nevertheless provides coverage of processes and landforms associated with all types of glaciers. Athough relatively sparcely referenced, the text provides an accessible introduction to many of the complex aspects of glaciation that are poorly covered elsewhere. In particular, the final chapter explores the challenges associated with interpreting glacial landscapes. The book is highly readable, and includes numerous case studies that bring the subject matter alive.