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Author: Oard, Michaell J.
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Oard, Michaell J.

e-Sword Version:
9.x - 10.x

Contents
DEDICATION
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
FOREWORD
CHAPTER 1 THE MYSTERY OF THE ICE AGE
Requirements for an Ice Age
Inadequacy of a Uniformitarian Ice Age
Possible solutions to the Difficulty
A Multitude of Theories
Revival of the Astronomical Theory
What About Climate Simulations?
A New Paradigm Needed
CHAPTER 2 CAUSE OF THE ICE AGE
The Flood Catastrophe
The Vapor Canopy
Fountains of the Great Deep
Draining of the Flood Waters
Summary
CHAPTER 3 BEGINNING OF THE ICE AGE
Volcanic Dust and Aerosols
Snow-Cover Cooling
Barren Land
More Cloudiness
Carbon Dioxide
Storm Tracks
Snowblitz
Early Distribution of Snow and Ice
CHAPTER 4 PROGRESSION OF THE ICE AGE
Volcanic Reinforcement
Post-Flood Ocean Circulation
Warm Ice-Free Arctic Ocean
Expansion of Snow and Ice
Pluvial Lakes and Well-Watered Deserts
Disharmonious Associations
Land Bridges
The Woolly Mammoth
CHAPTER 5 GLACIAL MAXIMUM
Time to Reach Glacial Maximum
Average Post-Flood Ice Depth
Ancient Ice Sheet Thickness
CHAPTER 6 DEGLACIATION
The Big Chill
Rapid Melting of Ice Sheets
Alluvial Terraces and Underfit Streams
Massive Extinction of Megafauna
Woolly Mammoth Extinction in Siberia and Alaska
CHAPTER 7 ONE ICE AGE, OR MANY?
Early Debate on the Number of Glaciations
Glacial Sediments Complex
The Alpine Model and the Reinforcement Syndrome
Evidence for One Ice Age
The Basis for Interglacials
Interglacial Soils
Soil Stratigraphy
One Dynamic Ice Age
CHAPTER 8 HOW LONG AGO?
Most Glacial Features Altered Little
Estimated Time, Based on Erosion
Eustasy and Isostasy
Origin of Biogenic Sediments
CHAPTER 9 CONCLUDING REMARKS
Summary
Further Research
Implications
APPENDIX 1 DERIVATION OF TIME FOR GLACIAL MAXIMUM
Oceanic Cooling
Radiation Balance at Top of Atmosphere
Poleward Heat Transport
APPENDIX 2 DERIVATION OF AVERAGE ICE DEPTH
High and Mid-Latitude Evaporation
Moisture Transport from Lower Latitudes
Ice Depth Estimates
APPENDIX 3 DERIVATION OF ICE MELTING TIME
BIBLIOGRAPHY
　