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Deglacial to Paraglacial History of the Lake Saint-Jean Lowlands: A Geomorphological Perspective

Alexis Nutz,Patrick Lajeunesse,Jean-François Ghienne,Mathieu Schuster,Etienne Brouard,Pierre Dietrich,Frédéric Bouchette,Claude Roquin,Pierre A. Cousineau

World Geomorphological LandscapesLandscapes and Landforms of Eastern Canada（2020）

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The Lake Saint-Jean lowland is a particular area in eastern Canada as it constitutes an important Late Quaternary depocenter compared with other surrounding onshore regions. Here, the recent literature about the Late Quaternary history of the Lake Saint-Jean depocenter from the glaciated period to present-day is summarized; subsequently, we present some preserved landscape features that record such history.
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Late Quaternary, Deglacial, Paraglacial, Lake Saint-Jean, Depocenter
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