Mega-scale current ripples

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Definition

Large geological formations created by flowing water that indicate the direction and strength of ancient currents, pivotal for understanding past flooding events.

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Episode #068: Problematic Lake Missoula - Ice Dam, Mega-ripples, Strandlines

KosmographiaJul 21, 2021

Randall Carlson challenges the mainstream understanding of the Clark Fork Valley Ice Dam and Lake Missoula, arguing that evidence points to rapid flooding events rather than prolonged rainfall. He claims that the geological features indicate multiple drainage and refilling events, contrary to established theories. This discussion invites listeners to reevaluate the historical narratives surrounding Ice Age Floods.

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