Sentence examples for long glacial from inspiring English sources

A long glacial valley stretches out below, devoid of colour, filled only with twisted black branches and burned stones; a monument to entropy.

Many eskers, or long glacial gravel ridges, and deep deposits of rich glacial loam extend over a great part of Meath and north Kildare, giving the area rich agricultural and grazing lands.

New field-based ice-flow indicator measurements, mapping of subglacial landforms (remote-sensing and aerial photograph), and a re-examination of previously published data from an 8100 km2 area in northeastern Manitoba show that the preserved subglacial record reflects a complex and potentially long glacial history.

The trench is a broad, deep, and long glacial valley between the Canadian Rockies and the Columbia Mountains in BC.

Connectivity among populations of steppe-associated taxa might have been maximal during the long glacial periods, and interrupted only during the shorter interglacial phases, potentially resulting in low levels of genetic differentiation among populations.

The observation that the weevils inhabiting different acorn species do not shape host races would suggest that the populations of C. sikkimensis inhabiting deciduous oak forests and those in evergreen forests were not isolated during the long glacial periods.

Since childhood, McElwee and I have fished Cayuga Lake, a 38-mile-long glacial trench in central New York that we regard as our personal reserve of freshwater gamefish and food for the pan.

The Way then begins a long descent into Glenmalure, the longest glacial valley in Ireland and Great Britain.

In addition, our genetic results are mainly coherent with post-glacial colonisation rather than in situ glacial survival, and should therefore bring a final end to the 140-year-long glacial survival- tabula rasa debate among northern biologists.

In the south there are numerous long, narrow glacial ridges called eskers.

The sheet's surface at this latitude didn't yet show signs of the summer thaw — typically marked by pools and creeks of sapphire-blue meltwater — but it appeared to spread forever in all directions, not smooth but rippled, and veined with long, sinuous glacial lines.