WHAT ARE GLACIER SURGES

[1] MEIER MF, 1967, 79 INT UN GEOD GEOPH, P49

[2] Post A., 1966, J GLACIOL, V6, P375, DOI [10.1017/S0022143000019481, DOI 10.1017/S0022143000019481]

[3] ALASKAN GLACIERS - RECENT OBSERVATIONS IN RESPECT TO EARTHQUAKE-ADVANCE THEORY [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 148 (3668) : 366 - &

[4] THE EXCEPTIONAL ADVANCES OF THE MULDROW, BLACK RAPIDS, AND SUSITNA GLACIERS [J]. JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, 1960, 65 (11): : 3703 - 3712

[5] POST AS, 1967, J GLACIOL, V6, P763

[6] POST AS, IN PRESS

[7] POST AS, 1967, 544DD141 US GEOL US

[1] MEIER MF, 1967, 79 INT UN GEOD GEOPH, P49

[2] Post A., 1966, J GLACIOL, V6, P375, DOI [10.1017/S0022143000019481, DOI 10.1017/S0022143000019481]

[3] ALASKAN GLACIERS - RECENT OBSERVATIONS IN RESPECT TO EARTHQUAKE-ADVANCE THEORY [J]. SCIENCE, 1965, 148 (3668) : 366 - &

[4] THE EXCEPTIONAL ADVANCES OF THE MULDROW, BLACK RAPIDS, AND SUSITNA GLACIERS [J]. JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH, 1960, 65 (11): : 3703 - 3712

[5] POST AS, 1967, J GLACIOL, V6, P763

[6] POST AS, IN PRESS

[7] POST AS, 1967, 544DD141 US GEOL US