… Numerous theories of drumlin formation have been proposed, based on … this drumlin, we
can discount some formation mechanisms and speculate on others. We can discount formation …

… Since till is the main constituent of drumlins, in an attempt to explain drumlin formation it
becomes necessary to explain how till is deposited. Drumlin till does not appear to be …

… It is not, therefore, rheological change alone that must account for drumlin shape and form
but likely the advective subglacial basal sediment flux rate at the ice bed. The rate of sediment …

… , possibly due to an abrupt change in climate. … 15 drumlins within the recently exposed
forefield and present a detailed geomorphological map in order to understand drumlin formation …

… of the Wadena drumlin field in central Minnesota, USA, provide insights to the processes
that operated within the Wadena lobe during the drumlin-forming phase. Horizontal changes in …

… field (essentially perpendicular to the ice-flow direction) suggests that the distribution could
be zonal, that across a drumlin field a change in drumlin density should occur. Considering …

… Often shoreline changes associated with drumlins are rapid, particularly where sea level
is rising quickly. As a result, their development may be followed using maps, charts and air …

… of drumlin formation, but rather attempt to define the range of physical conditions under which
well-developed drumlins have formed. … a field, and the change to another form is gradual. …

… a kinematic wave does not change, meaning that in the absence of shock formation the
range of the initial till distribution does not change. ''''here shock formation occurs, the range can …

… The drumlin field at the surge‐type glacier, Múlajökull, provides an unusual opportunity
to build a model of drumlin formation based on field observations in a modern drumlin‐forming …