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• Glacier terminus
  Although [[glacier|glaciers]] seem motionless to the observer, in reality, glaciers are in endless motion and the glacier terminus is always either advancing o [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Haynes Glacier
  ...nes-Glaciers.jpg|350px|thumb|Graphic showing the relative location of four glaciers on the Walgreen Coast of Westarctica]] [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Thwaites Glacier
  ...nges on both of these glaciers. In recent years, the flow of both of these glaciers have accelerated, their surfaces lowered, and the grounding lines retreated [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Horrall Glacier
  ...showing the Kohler Range and the confluence of Horrall, Kohler, and Smith Glaciers]] [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Scott Glacier
  ...] to the [[Ross Ice Shelf]]. The Scott Glacier is one of a series of major glaciers flowing across the [[Transantarctic Mountains]], with the Amundsen Glacier [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Park Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Glacier
  ...ris from their substrate to create landforms such as cirques and moraines. Glaciers form only on land and are distinct from the much thinner [[sea ice]] and la ==Distribution of glaciers==
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• Ochs Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Nils Larsen Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Bakutis Coast
  ...the ice shelves or into the [[Amundsen Sea]]. There are three other named glaciers which do not empty into any oceans which are located interiorly.
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• Siemiatkowski Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Brush Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Land Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
  583 bytes (82 words) - 08:33, 18 January 2019
• Reynolds Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Boyd Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Tulier Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Bunner Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Beardmore Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Pope Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Arthur Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Alexander Island
  ...the George VI Ice Shelf. The George VI Ice Shelf is fed by both by outlet glaciers from the ice cap on Palmer Land and Alexander Island.
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• Kohler Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Vornberger Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Shuman Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Jacobel Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Boschert Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Storfallet Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Crosson Ice Shelf
  ...lacier|Smith]], [[Pope Glacier|Pope]], Vane, and [[Haynes Glacier|Haynes]] Glaciers.
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• Nereson Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Hammond Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Ice sheet
  ...,000 km2 are termed an ice cap. An ice cap will typically feed a series of glaciers around its periphery.
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• Norfolk Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Clausen Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Reedy Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Smith Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Mount Noville
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• Ice Stream
  ...celerating and the past and ongoing acceleration of ice streams and outlet glaciers is considered to be a significant, if not the dominant cause of this recent ...ams diminish in size, the pressure they exert on surrounding features like glaciers reduces, allowing the glacier that feeds into the sea to speed up and disch
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• Robison Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Albanus Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Sea ice
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• Horlick Mountains
  ...1934, from positions looking up [[Leverett Glacier|Leverett]] and Albanus Glaciers.
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• Stanford Plateau
  ...17 mi) wide, between the heads of [[Leverett Glacier|Leverett]] and Kansas Glaciers. The plateau unites with the interior ice sheet to the south, but terminate
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• Strauss Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Tapley Mountains
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• Dorchuck Glacier
  [[Category: Glaciers]]
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• Nunatak
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• Balchen Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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• Szabo Bluff
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• Queen Maud Mountains
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• Leverett Glacier
  [[Category:Glaciers]]
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