Figure 2. Example of a glacial erratic boulder sampled for surface exposure dating in Wisconsin. This boulder is fairly well-rounded from its transport in the ice sheet. These erratics can have a composition different from the local bedrock, suggesting that they may have traveled a great distance.
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