Its limit in this region is marked by a ridge-like accumulation of drift, the terminal moraine, which here has a general north-south direction.
Guyot calls the frontal or terminal moraine of the eastern prolongation of the old glacier.
The talus-covered mass in the center (B) is a terminal moraine topped by the dirt-stained glacier that descends from the crest.
Terminal moraine in the glaciated Choquetira Valley below Choquetira.
There, also, as at Lake Tahoe, we find them terminating abruptly in the plain without any sign of terminal moraine.
From the surface of the little lake the curving branches of the main moraine, meeting below the lake to form a terminal moraine, are very distinct.
Clearly, then, the till is not of the nature of a terminal moraine.
And Professor Agassiz gives us, on page 307 of the same work, the above representation of a "terminal moraine.
The line of farthest southern advance of the ice is shown by the "Terminal Moraine," stretching across country, which put the obstructions into the "Foul Rift.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "terminal moraine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
