Some Observations Regarding Protalus Ramparts

Hall, Kevin; Meiklejohn, Ian

doi:10.1002/(sici)1099-1530(199732)8:2<245::aid-ppp246>3.0.co;2-r

Permafrost Periglac. Process.

1997

DOI: 10.1002/(sici)1099-1530(199732)8:2<245::aid-ppp246>3.0.co;2-r

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Some Observations Regarding Protalus Ramparts

Kevin Hall

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Ian Meiklejohn

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The distribution and paleoclimate implications of periglacial landforms in eastern Australia

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“…A model proposed by Ballantyne and Benn (1994) suggests that the maximum width of a snow patch within a nivation hollow can be no more than 70 meters for a the formation of pronival ramparts as snow accumulation within nivation hollows wider than 70 m will lead to the thickening of basal firn ice and the promotion of a small glacier. This theory was supported by an independent study by Hall and Meiklejohn (1997).…”

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The distribution and paleoclimate implications of periglacial landforms in eastern Australia

Slee¹

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“…A model proposed by Ballantyne and Benn (1994) suggests that the maximum width of a snow patch within a nivation hollow can be no more than 70 meters for a the formation of pronival ramparts as snow accumulation within nivation hollows wider than 70 m will lead to the thickening of basal firn ice and the promotion of a small glacier. This theory was supported by an independent study by Hall and Meiklejohn (1997).…”

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Diagnostic criteria for pronival ramparts: site, morphological and sedimentological characteristics

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Sumner

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Geografiska Annaler: Series A, Physical Geography

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Snowpatch hollows and pronival ramparts in the krkonoše mountains, czech republic: distribution, morphology and chronology of formation

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Treml

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Petr

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