Ribbed moraines and subglacial geomorphological signatures of interior-sector palaeo-ice sheet dynamics

Transverse, subglacial bedforms (ribbed moraines) occur frequently in southern Keewatin, Nunavut, Canada, where they record a complex glacial history, including shifting centers of ice dispersal and fluctuating basal thermal regimes. Comprehensive mapping and quantitative morphometric analysis of the subglacial bedform archive in this sector reveals that ribbed moraines are spatially clustered by size and assume a broad range of visually distinct forms. Results suggest that end-member morphologies are consistent with a dichotomous polygenetic origin, and that a continuum of forms emerged through subsequent reshaping processes of variable intensity and duration. Translocation of mobile, immobile and quasi-mobile beds throughout the last glacial cycle conditioned the development of a subglacial deforming bed mosaic, and is likely responsible for the patchy zonation of palimpsest and inherited landscape signatures within this former core region of the Laurentide Ice Sheet. Comparison against field evidence collected from central Norway suggests that bedforming processes can be locally mediated by pre-existing topography.

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS, LAYER THICKNESS MEASUREMENTS AND MINERALOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE LARGE INTERIOR LAYERED DEPOSIT WITHIN GANGES CHASMA, VALLES MARINERIS, MARS

The interior layered deposit (ILD) in Ganges Chasma, Valles Marineris, is a 4.25 km high mound that extends approximately 110 km from west to east. The deposition, deformation, and erosion history of the Ganges ILD records aids in identifying the processes that formed and shaped the Chasma. To interpret structural and geomorphic processes acting on the ILD, multiple layer attitudes and layer thickness transects were conducted on the Ganges ILD. Mineralogical data was analyzed to determine correlations between materials and landforms. Layer thickness measurements indicate that the majority of layers are between 0.5 m and 4 m throughout the ILD. Three major benches dominate the Ganges ILD. Layer thicknesses increase at the ILD benches, suggesting that the benches are formed from the gradual thickening of layers. This indicates that the benches are depositional features draping over basement topography. Layer attitudes indicate overall shallow dips generally confined to a North-South direction that locally appear to follow bench topography. Layering is disrupted on a scale of 40 m to 150 m in 12 separate locations throughout the ILD. In all locations, underlying layering is disturbed by overlying folded layers in a trough-like geometry. These features are interpreted to have formed as submarine channels in a lacustrine setting, subsequently infilled by sediments. Subsequently, the channels were eroded to the present topography, resulting in the thin, curved layering observed. Data cannot conclusively support one ILD formation hypothesis, but does indicate that the Ganges ILD postdates Chasma formation. The presence of water altered minerals, consistently thin layering, and layer orientations provide strong evidence that the ILD formed in a lacustrine setting.

Photograph - House Interior, Staircase and Landing

Black and white photographs, 19 cm x 24 cm of the interior of an unidentified house showing the staircase and landing, looking down a hallway to an exterior door. The photograph was taken by Wurts Brothers General Photographers of New York City (2 copies).

Photograph - House Interior, Dining Room

Black and white photographs, 19 cm x 24 cm of the interior of an unidentified house showing a dining room with a model ship on the table. The photograph was taken by Wurts Brothers General Photographers of New York City (2 copies).

Photograph - House Interior, Sitting Room

Black and white photographs, 19 cm x 24 cm of the interior of an unidentified house showing a sitting room. The photograph was taken by Wurts Brothers General Photographers of New York City (2 copies).

Photograph - House Interior, Sitting Room (Angle Two)

Black and white photographs, 19 cm x 24 cm of the interior of an unidentified house the sitting room which was mentioned above, but this shot is taken from farther away. A fireplace is visible in the room. The photograph was taken by Wurts Brothers General Photographers of New York City (2 copies).

El proceso de enseñanza y aprendizaje al interior del aula en la Facultad de Trabajo Social de la UANL

Tesis (Maestría en Trabajo Social) UANL

Estudio comparativo de la colonización microbiana entre ligaduras elásticas y ligaduras metálicas de pacientes con tratamiento ortodóntico activo del posgrado de ortodoncia de la UANL

Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias Odontológicas con Especialidad en Ortodoncia) UANL

Estudio químico de Krameria interior y Aristolochia brevi pes [por] Candelaria Griselda Espinosa Bustamante

Tesis (Maestro en Ciencias Especialidad Química de produc tos Naturales). U.A.N.L.

Colonización de mosquitos en depósitos artificiales en la zona sur del Area Metropolitana de Monterrey, Nuevo León, México [por] Josefina Cecilia Trujillo García

Tesis (Maestría en Ciencias con Especialidad en Entomología Médica) U.A.N.L.

Estatutos del STUANL, Reglamento Interior de trabajo y Reglamento del Fondo de Pensiones y Jubilaciones

UANL

Nuevo León y la colonización del Nuevo Santander

UANL

División capitalista de la producción, industrias y mercado interior : un estudio regional : Monterrey (1890-1910)

UANL

Notas y documentos relativos a la nota de 18 de agosto de 1877 de la Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores, al encargado de negocios del interior de México en Washington.

UANL

Las mujeres de los conquistadores : la mujer española en los comienzos de la colonización Americana

UANL