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News Release 09-177

North Meets South? Glaciers Move Together in Far-flung Regions

Study links climate fluctuations in north with tropics

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Photo of the Rio Blanco Valley, Peru.

Moraines in Rio Blanco Valley, Peru, were deposited by a glacier in about AD 1810.

Credit: Joe Licciardi


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Photo of moraine ridges in a valley; base camp tents are visible in the lower right.

Moraine ridges in a valley; base camp tents are visible in the lower right.

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Photo of lakes impounded behind an inner glacial moraine in a valley in Peru.

Lakes are impounded behind an inner glacial moraine in a valley in Peru.

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Photo of a large boulder atop the inner moraine in the Rio Blanco Valley.

A large boulder sits atop the inner moraine in the Rio Blanco Valley; a daypack shows scale.

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Photo of University of New Hampshire graduate student Jean Taggart chiseling a sample of a boulder.

University of New Hampshire graduate student Jean Taggart chisels a sample of a boulder.

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