Former southwesterly ice flows in the Abitibi–Timiskaming region: implications for the configuration of the late Wisconsinan ice sheet
Former southwesterly ice flows in the Abitibi–Timiskaming region: implications for the configuration of the late Wisconsinan ice sheet
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阿比蒂比-蒂米斯卡明地区前西南冰流:对威斯康星州晚期冰盖结构的影响
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1986
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J. Veillette
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J. Veillette
Measurements at some 300 cross-striated sites in the Abitibi–Timiskaming area of Quebec and Ontario revealed two former directions of ice flow: an older west-southwest one (230–270°) in the extreme western part of the area, and a younger, widespread south-southwest one (180–220°) in the region west of the Harricana – Lake McConnell glaciofluvial complex. These sets of older striae, whether one or both on the same outcrop, are almost everywhere crossed by marks of a younger ubiquitous flow to the south-southeast (130–170°). On the basis of striae directions measured below an older till and of three dates obtained from intertill (below the surficial till) nonglacial sediments in the Timmins and Matheson areas in Ontario and the Selbaie mine area in Quebec, the oldest west-southwest (230–270°) striae are tentatively associated with the west-southwest flow that deposited this lowermost till in early to mid-Wisconsinan time or earlier.The Harricana – Lake McConnell glaciofluvial system extends from James Bay t...