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Bromley, Gordon RM; Hall, Brenda L; Stone, John O; Conway, Howard; Todd, Claire E (2010): (Table 4) Clast lithology and weathering characteristics of Reedy Glacier deposits [dataset]. PANGAEA, https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.808063, 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: -85.955000 * Median Longitude: -129.275000 * South-bound Latitude: -85.990000 * West-bound Longitude: -132.500000 * North-bound Latitude: -85.920000 * East-bound Longitude: -126.050000
Minimum Elevation: 1400.0 m * Maximum Elevation: 2160.0 m
Event(s):
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
ClastsClasts#Bromley, Gordon RMno. analyzed
Lithology/composition/faciesLithologyBromley, Gordon RMgneissic granite (Gngr), granite (Gr), granodiorite (Grdi), microgranite (Mcgr), mafics (Maf), shales, sandstone (SS), and quartz (Qtz)
ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMweathering stage 1
ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMweathering stage 2
10 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMweathering stage 3
11 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMweathering stage 4
12 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMbroken
13 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMglacially moulded
14 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMstriated
15 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMpitted
16 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMwith calcite accumulations
17 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMdesert-varnished
18 VentifactsVentifact%Bromley, Gordon RM
19 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMsurface oxid. stage 1
20 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMsurface oxid. stage 2
21 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMsurface oxid. stage 3
22 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMsurface oxid. stage 4
23 ClastsClasts%Bromley, Gordon RMwith surface salt accumulation
24 DescriptionDescriptionBromley, Gordon RMof clasts, A: Angular clasts; SA: Sub-angular clasts
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Event

Latitude

Longitude

Elevation [m]

Unit
(drift unit)

Clasts [#]
(no. analyzed)

Lithology
(gneissic granite (Gngr), gran...)

Clasts [%]
(weathering stage 1)

Clasts [%]
(weathering stage 2)
10 
Clasts [%]
(weathering stage 3)
11 
Clasts [%]
(weathering stage 4)
12 
Clasts [%]
(broken)
13 
Clasts [%]
(glacially moulded)
14 
Clasts [%]
(striated)
15 
Clasts [%]
(pitted)
16 
Clasts [%]
(with calcite accumulations)
17 
Clasts [%]
(desert-varnished)
18 
Ventifact [%]
19 
Clasts [%]
(surface oxid. stage 1)
20 
Clasts [%]
(surface oxid. stage 2)
21 
Clasts [%]
(surface oxid. stage 3)
22 
Clasts [%]
(surface oxid. stage 4)
23 
Clasts [%]
(with surface salt accumulation)
24 
Description
(of clasts, A: Angular clasts;...)
Quartz_Hills -85.9200-132.50001400Modern100Gngr/Gr7000674311000000000Clasts lack significant weathering. Many are glacially moulded though striations are restricted to finer-grained lithologies. Frost-shattering of surface clasts common
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy III459Gngr/Gr/Maf267009673760100434008Clasts lack significant weathering. Many are glacially moulded though striations are restricted to finer-grained lithologies. Frost-shattering of surface clasts common
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy A0Gngr/Gr0000000000000000Clasts predominantly angular, lightly stained
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy B150Gngr/Gr186121041550700001777611Clasts weathered to 60 cm
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy C0Gngr/Gr0000000000000000Fractured clasts throughout, rotten in upper 5 cm
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy D152Gngr/Gr03844173266016000027482579Fractured, rotten clasts common to 80 cm depth
Quartz_Hills-85.9200-132.50001400Reedy E100Gngr/Gr31257102735027000731491368Fractured clasts common throughout unit
Polygon_Spur -85.9900-126.05002160Modern150Gr202719025430700041331300Majority of clasts moulded. Many are weathered due to prior exposure.
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy III0Gr0000000000000000In Cold Bowl clasts are predominantly local pegmatites, all A in shape
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy B100Gngr/Mcgr/Grdi7919207190000064315062Clasts typically A. Salt flecks common to 60 cm
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy C150Gr4731220312000000255521021Clasts typically A-SA, exhibit faceting & are moderately stained. Some are rotten
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy D100Gngr036559691021000023522551All clasts deeply stained, some exfoliated. Clasts predominantly A (though one faceted clast was found), most are fractured
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Reedy E50Gngr0218415600216002036181242Fractured clasts common throughout unit
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Red50Maf/Gr881200106401016510210790Surface clasts weathered to a bright red colour & highly varnished. Many pieces of shattered concretion, probably from Kentmere tillite. Majority SA, though faceting & striations are common. One ventifact found below surface
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Horlick 50Maf/Shale/SS/Qtz0000000000000000Clasts mostly exotic to Polygon Spur. All extremely desert-varnished
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Cirque I50Gr/SS/Shale000039000000180000Clasts predominantly A
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Cirque II50Gr/SS/Shale625008214000004060000Clasts predominantly A, though some show faceting. Most are stained
Polygon_Spur-85.9900-126.05002160Cirque III52Gngr/Gr/Shale5804078200000024581800Clasts predominantly A, more stained than Cirque II