Glaciarium

Glaciarium^[2] est moles glacialis^[3] vel moles conglaciata^[4] quod pondere glaciei suo pertinaciter fluit. Glaciaria in montibus plerumque exoriuntur, super linea nivali, et ab his originibus in valles defluunt.

Aevo glaciali, maior Americae Septentrionalis Europaeque pars glacie tegebatur; glaciaria autem continentalia super Groenlandiam et Antarcticam manent.

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Bibliograahia

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