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Nearshore ice complex breakup is controlled by a balance between thermal and mechanical processes by Theuerkauf, Ethan J., Zoet, Lucas K., Dodge, Stefanie E., Tuttle, William, Rawling, J. Elmo

“…Shore ice is an important facet of cold‐climate coastal geomorphology yet is generally understudied in comparison to other aspects such as nearshore…”
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Shore ice control on coastal geomorphic evolution in cold regions by Theuerkauf, E.J., Zoet, L.K., Volpano, C.A., Dodge, S.E., Hartley, B.M., Elmo Rawling, J.

“…Shore ice is a common feature on cold climate coasts, which are abundant in mid- and high-latitude regions, however it is understudied. Previous research has…”
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Factors that contribute to the elongation of drumlins beneath the Green Bay Lobe, Laurentide Ice Sheet by Zoet, Lucas K., Rawling, J. Elmo, Woodard, Jacob B., Barrette, Nolan, Mickelson, David M.

“…Drumlin shape has been hypothesized to correlate with ice‐flow duration and slip speed, but modern‐day analogues and the Coulomb nature of till render the…”
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Measuring and modelling nearshore recovery of an eroded beach in Lake Michigan, USA by Volpano, Chelsea A., Zoet, Lucas K., Elmo Rawling, J., Theuerkauf, E.J

“…Erosion by storms and high-water levels impacts large enclosed basins; however there have been few attempts to numerically model cumulative impacts in large…”
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Coastal Bluff Evolution in Response to a Rapid Rise in Surface Water Level by Krueger, Russell, Zoet, Lucas K., Rawling, J. Elmo

“…The water level in Lake Michigan began rising in 2013. Historically, erosion of the bluffs along the shoreline increases when water levels rise and remain…”
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Editorial Introduction: The INQUA LoessFest Special Issue by Rawling III, J. Elmo, Schaetzl, Randall J.

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Aeolian cliff-top deposits and buried soils in the White River Badlands, South Dakota, USA by Rawling, J. Elmo, Fredlund, Glen G., Mahan, Shannon

“…Aeolian deposits in the North American Great Plains are important sources of Holocene palaeo environmental records. Although there are extensive studies on…”
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Controls on glacial kettle morphology by Prescott, Jillian S., Zoet, Lucas K., Hansen, Dougal D., Penprase, Shanti B., Rawling, J. Elmo

“…Glacial kettles are surficial depressions that form in formerly glaciated terrain when buried stagnant ice melts within pro‐glacial sediments, often deposited…”
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Analysis of a sudden bluff failure along the southwest Lake Michigan shoreline by Zoet, Lucas K., Rawling, J. Elmo

“…Elevated lake levels in the Lake Michigan-Huron basin have resulted in erosion at the bases of coastal bluffs composed of unconsolidated glacial deposits. Base…”
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The effects of tunnel channel formation on the Green Bay Lobe, Wisconsin, USA by Zoet, Lucas K., Muto, Atsuhiro, Rawling, J. Elmo, Attig, John W.

“…Subglacial water drainage plays a significant role in glacier flow dynamics. Various forms of subglacial drainage have been observed beneath modern ice sheets,…”
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Developing new sources of proxy climate data from historical structures in the Lake Michigan-Huron Basin by Larson, Evan R., Rawling, J. Elmo

“…The need to understand lake level variability in the Great Lakes is underscored by record low stands in 2012 followed by a quick shift back to the historic…”
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Optical ages indicate the southwestern margin of the Green Bay Lobe in Wisconsin, USA, was at its maximum extent until about 18,500 years ago by ATTIG, J. W, HANSON, P. R, RAWLING, J. E, YOUNG, A. R, CARSON, E. C

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Late Pleistocene dune construction in the Central Sand Plain of Wisconsin, USA by Rawling, J.E., Hanson, P.R., Young, A.R., Attig, J.W.

“…Wisconsin's Central Sand Plain east of the Wisconsin River is composed of eolian sand forming high-relief dunes surrounded by sand sheets and scattered…”
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Soil-geomorphic relations of lamellae in eolian sand on the High Plains of Texas and New Mexico by Holliday, Vance T., Rawling, J. Elmo

“…Clay lamellae are ubiquitous features in sands in a wide variety of settings around the world. Most studies of lamellae focus on: 1) a few or individual…”
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A review of lamellae by Rawling, J.Elmo

“…Lamellae, bands of increased silicate clay and iron, are globally ubiquitous in Quaternary sands and have been studied for almost a century. However, their…”
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