moraine

It is a morainal, gravel hill at the county watershed divide, which separates the Fox and Kishwaukee river basins.

Additionally, fine-textured morainal soils and sandy outwash soils have been linked to beechmaple and oak-hickory associations, respectively, near our study area (Kenoyer, 1933; Lindsey et al, 1965).

In 1963, Sigurd Olson envisioned that "[a] chalet built at Kukak Bay or Geographic Harbor could be a port of call and stopping place for those making the trip up the coast from Prince Rupert, Vancouver, or Seattle to Juneau, Sitka and Glacier Bay, then on to Cordova, Valdez, and Seward, Anchorage and the interior." (182) The NPS's master plan for the proposed Katmai National Park suggested that "[t]he park's major overnight use facility will include lodge-type accommodations in the West End developed area [at either] King Salmon, the morainal ridge at the West End of Naknek Lake, and the northwestern shore of Naknek Lake at least as far east as the Naknek Peninsula." (183) None of those facilities were ever built.

The forest occurs in the Auburn Morainal Complex physiographic division and dominated by Blount-Morley silt loam soils (Franzmeier et al.

Upland tundra is characterized by well-drained, morainal sediments that support a shrub-heath tundra of slow-growing deciduous or evergreen shrubs (Bliss and Matveyeva, 1992; Aylsworth et ah, 2000).

These show that following retreat of the Hiram ice, possibly meltwater and eventually local runoff was ponded in low areas between bedrock highs adjacent to the valley and morainal deposits within the valley.

(10.) The conventional Bayesian measure of model fit--the morainal likelihood--also indicates the model without gradualism fits the data much worse than our preferred Taylor rule specification.

The general grain of the morphology of the seabed is southwest-northeast (glacial morainal grain) and the mussel reefs show a direct relationship to this orientation and morphology as they are generally confined to the east side of the ridges.

Extensive sand deposits within the state supporting sand prairie and associated sand communities include: 1) the Chicago Lake Plain Section and the Lake Michigan Dunes Section of the Northeastern Morainal Natural Division, 2) the Green River Lowland Section and the Kankakee Sand Area Section of the Grand Prairie Natural Division, and 3) the Illinois River Section and Mississippi River Section of the Illinois River and Mississippi River Sand Areas Natural Division (Hart and Gleason 1907, Gleason 1910, Schwegman 1973, Lineback 1979, Swink and Wilhelm 1994).

This mode of deposition suggests that the Lake Border moraine may be more accurately thought of as a morainal bank deposited in a glacial lake rather than a purely terrestrial end moraine.

The soils are generally loam to silt loam Eutric Brunisols (Cryochrepts) developed over morainal deposits.

8-13) includes those stands located at the footslopes or in the depressions embedded in ancient morainal material.