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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">The covering of a land area by [[glacier ice]].</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">This term was coined by G. Taylor in the Antarctic and introduced by Wright and Priestly (1922) to distinguish the act of [[glacial]] inundation from its geologic consequences ([[glaciation]]). It is growing in use in Great Britain but still is considered unnecessary by some American geologists, who use | <div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">The covering of a land area by [[glacier ice]].</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">This term was coined by G. Taylor in the Antarctic and introduced by Wright and Priestly (1922) to distinguish the act of [[glacial]] inundation from its geologic consequences ([[glaciation]]). It is growing in use in Great Britain but still is considered unnecessary by some American geologists, who use "glacier covering."</div><br/> </div><div class="reference">Wright, Sir C. E., and Priestley, Sir R. E. 1922. Glaciology. British (Terra Nova) Antarctic Expedition 1910– 1913; Harrison and Sons Ltd, London, . 581 pp. </div><br/> | ||
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glacierization
The covering of a land area by glacier ice.
This term was coined by G. Taylor in the Antarctic and introduced by Wright and Priestly (1922) to distinguish the act of glacial inundation from its geologic consequences (glaciation). It is growing in use in Great Britain but still is considered unnecessary by some American geologists, who use "glacier covering."
Wright, Sir C. E., and Priestley, Sir R. E. 1922. Glaciology. British (Terra Nova) Antarctic Expedition 1910– 1913; Harrison and Sons Ltd, London, . 581 pp.
