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Card 6
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The surface of periglacial areas is often characteristed by the presence of ground materials arranged in a variety of symmetrical, geometric shapes
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Card 7
Front
Ice-cored hills with a height between 3 to 70 meters and a diameter between 30 to 1000 meters
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Card 8
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An area of unfrozen ground surrounded by permafrost
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Card 9
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The pressure exerted when ice expands
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Card 10
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Where water is confined within the ground underneath an impermeable geology layer which due to high pressure, will rise to the surface where possible.
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Card 11
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A land surface characterised by very irregular surfaces of marshy hollows and small hummocks formed as permafrost thaws.
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Card 12
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A body of freshwater, usually shallow, that is formed in a depression by melt water from thawing permafrost
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Card 13
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First stage of a cirque formation
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Card 14
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A surface covered by block-sized angular rocks.
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Card 15
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Debris resulted from freeze-thaw
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