Ice-Sheet Sedimentary Processes is a geological process that involves the erosion, transport, deposition, and deformation of sediments beneath, within, and proximal to continental ice sheets, distinguished by the dominant influence of glacial ice dynamics and subglacial hydrology on sedimentary architecture and facies distribution.
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