Quaternary history and cold climate geomorphology of an area of contemporary glaciation, Okstindan, north Norway - part 2

Considers the character and effects of glacial meltwater rivers, ground ice development and snow-patch accumulations. Particular attention is given to periglacial mass movement and the widespread effects of gelifluction. The concluding section describes the soil types developed within the area, rates of soil development, and occurrence and age of paleosols. -from Authors