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Bromley, Gordon RM; Hall, Brenda L; Stone, John O; Conway, Howard; Todd, Claire E (2010): (Table 3) Sedimentology and weathering characteristics of drift units at Reedy Glacier [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.808061, In supplement to: Bromley, GRM et al. (2010): Late Cenozoic deposits at Reedy Glacier, Transantarctic Mountains: implications for former thickness of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet. Quaternary Science Reviews, 29(3-4), 384-398, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quascirev.2009.07.001

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Coverage:
Median Latitude: -85.992233 * Median Longitude: -129.850000 * South-bound Latitude: -86.066700 * West-bound Longitude: -132.500000 * North-bound Latitude: -85.920000 * East-bound Longitude: -126.050000
Minimum Elevation: 800.0 m * Maximum Elevation: 2160.0 m
Event(s):
Caloplaca_Hills  * Latitude: -86.066700 * Longitude: -131.000000 * Elevation: 800.0 m * Location: Transantarctic Mountains * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)
Polygon_Spur  * Latitude: -85.990000 * Longitude: -126.050000 * Elevation: 2160.0 m * Location: Transantarctic Mountains * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)
Quartz_Hills  * Latitude: -85.920000 * Longitude: -132.500000 * Elevation Start: 1400.0 m * Elevation End: 1700.0 m * Location: Transantarctic Mountains * Method/Device: Multiple investigations (MULT)
Parameter(s):
#NameShort NameUnitPrincipal InvestigatorMethod/DeviceComment
Event labelEvent
Latitude of eventLatitude
Longitude of eventLongitude
Elevation of eventElevationm
Lithologic unit/sequenceUnitBromley, Gordon RMdrift unit
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyBromley, Gordon RMCsD: clast-supported diamicton; MsD: matrix-supported diamicton; (ms): moderately sorted; (us): unsorted; (sr): silt-rich; (sd): sand-rich; (cr): clay-rich; (sr/sd): (silty-sandy); (gr): gravel rich
Depth, relativeDepth relmBromley, Gordon RMweathering depth
Layer thicknessThicknessmBromley, Gordon RMdeflation pavement
CommentCommentBromley, Gordon RM
10 ObservationObsBromley, Gordon RMcavernous weathering of surface boulders
11 ObservationObsBromley, Gordon RMplaned boulders
12 ObservationObsBromley, Gordon RMpatterned ground
13 ObservationObsBromley, Gordon RMghosts (highly rotten clasts lacking structural integrity)
14 DescriptionDescriptionBromley, Gordon RM
Size:
154 data points

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Event

Latitude

Longitude

Elevation [m]

Unit
(drift unit)

Lithology
(CsD: clast-supported diamicto...)

Depth rel [m]
(weathering depth)

Thickness [m]
(deflation pavement)

Comment
10 
Obs
(cavernous weathering of surfa...)
11 
Obs
(planed boulders)
12 
Obs
(patterned ground)
13 
Obs
(ghosts (highly rotten clasts ...)
14 
Description
Quartz_Hills -85.9200-132.50001400Reedy III(us) CsD0.00.00NoNoFrost cracksNoBoulders largely confined to surface. Sand fines with depth.
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy ABoulder0.00.00NoNoNoNoNo fine sediments. Boulders angular and lightly stained.
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy BCsD0.60.20MinorNoNoNoUnit thickness ranges from one clast to 1 m, includes pockets of sorted sand.
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy C(us) CSDweathering depth and deflation pavem. thickness unknownModerateNoNoNoDrift dominated by boulders.
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy D(ms) CsD0.80.10ExtremeYesNoYesDeeply stained sand fines with depth. 4 cm salt lens at 10 cm depth, salt flecks common to 15 cm depth.
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy E(sr) MsD>0.50.20ExtremeYesNoYesSand & gravel confined to upper 5 cm and probably products of weathering of surface boulders.
Caloplaca_Hills -86.0667-131.0000800Reedy III0.0no deflation pavement thicknessNoNoNoUnit consists of occasional fresh boulders and cobbles.
Caloplaca_Hills-86.0667-131.0000800Reedy Bno deflation pavement thicknessMinorNoNoSurface of frost-shattered boulders, sand and weathering detritus.
Caloplaca_Hills-86.0667-131.0000800Reedy DExtensiveNoYesSurface formed of deeply stained, angular boulders, weathering detritus and coarse gravel. Boulders exfoliating.
Caloplaca_Hills-86.0667-131.0000800Reedy EExtremeYesNoDeflated surface dominated by coarse weathering detritus. Silty sand below surface.
Polygon_Spur -85.9900-126.05002160Reedy IIINoNoNoNoUnit consists of occasional fresh boulders and cobbles.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy BCsDNoNoNoNoClast types exotic to lower Polygon Spur. Unit very loose. Salt flecks common to 60 cm.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy C(us) MsD0.30.20ModerateNoNoNoHighly compacted silty-sand matrix to 70 cm. Salt throughout.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy D(gr) CsD>1.0Moderate- ExtensiveNoNoNoMatrix tightly packed. Fractured clasts throughout unit. Salt beneath surface boulders.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy E(sr) MsD>1.0ExtremeNoNoMany granite boulders rest on pedestals of underlying sedimentary bedrock protected from wind erosion.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Red(sr/sd) MsD>1.00.05NoNoRelict frost cracksNoMatrix varies from silt to silt-rich gravel. Exotic clasts on surface and throughout depth.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Horlick Unit 5(cr) MsDno deflation pavement thicknessNoNoNoSurface dominated by weathered clay and exotic clasts. Clay highly compacted. Granite and large boulders absent.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Cirque ICsDNoNoFrost cracksNoUnit overlies buried glacier ice.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Cirque II(sd) MsD>0.50.10NoNoPolygons (>2 m)NoUnit overlies buried glacier ice. Surface of small, moderately stained and exfoliating boulders.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Cirque III(sd) MsD>0.50.10NoNoPolygons (>2 m)NoUnit overlies buried glacier ice. Greater abundance of surface boulders. Fresher clasts in frost cracks.