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Natural Features of the Area Glaciers (in general, good source): http://tqjunior.advanced.org/3876/glaciers.html Common Questions and Myths about Glaciers: http://www-water-ak.usgs.gov/glaciology/FAQ.htm Glacier Locations Sub-Snow Zone: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n1esubENG.htm Snow and Ice Zone: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n1enivENG.htm Types of Glaciers Rock Glaciers: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2ebloENG.htm Cirque Glaciers: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2ekarENG.htm Hanging Glaciers: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2ehanENG.htm Valley Glaciers: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2etalENG.htm Mountain Glaciers are described in this source: http://tqjunior.advanced.org/3876/glaciers.html Features of Glaciers in the Area Gorges: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n1eklaENG.htm Glacier Crevasses (Gletscherspalten) http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2espaENG.htm Glacier Wind: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2ewinENG.htm Moraines: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n2emorENG.htm Cirques: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n1ekarENG.htm Glacier Streams: http://www.npht.sbg.ac.at/npht/n4egleENG.htm Why Do Glaciers Move? Ice Movement...Slow but Steady: http://www.glacier.rice.edu/land/5_icemovement.html As Alaska Melts Scientists Consider the Reasons Why: (must be registered on the NYTimes site to get to this article) http://www.nytimes.com/library/national/science/081898sci-alaska-thaw.html