The Journal of Geology · 1949 · 27 citations · 5 references
Natural SciencesEarth SciencesGeophysicsMarine GeologySedimentologyTectonicsGlacial GeologyGlacial LandformsPleistocene GeologySedimentary Basin AnalysisArctic Continental MarginsFluvial Sediments
Contours of the Arctic Basin were based on a compilation of all known soundings, largely from recent Russian expeditions. Additional general inferences regarding the bottom topography were derived from indirect considerations, such as distribution of Pleistocene glaciers, character of land topography, positions of earthquake epicenters, and sources and composition of the bottom sediments. It is concluded that the floor of the basin is far more irregular than is indicated by the present sparse soundings. Off Alaska and Canada the basin is deepest and least well sounded.
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GLACIAL GEOLOGY AND THE PLEISTOCENE EPOCH
New Zealand Geographer · 1948 · 253 citations
B. Gutenberg, C. F. Richter · Geological Society of America Bulletin · 1945 · 45 citations
The Arctic sea ice as a geological agent
R. S. Tarr · American Journal of Science · 1897 · 24 citations