-
Wisconsin (in
central North America),
Devensian (in the
British Isles),
Midlandian (in Ireland), Würm (in the Alps), Mérida (in Venezuela),
Weichselian or...
- distributions:
Wisconsin (in
North America),
Devensian (in
Great Britain),
Midlandian (in Ireland), Würm (in the Alps),
Weichsel (in
northern Central Europe)...
- the world.[citation needed] The
effects of the last
glacial period (the
Midlandian) are most in evidence, with the
island overrun by ice
during this glaciation...
- crinoids, and sea urchins. The
effects of the last
glacial period (the
Midlandian) are evident, with the
island overrun by ice. The
result is that Inis...
- Glacio-karst
landscape in the world. The
effects of the last
glacial period (the
Midlandian) are most in evidence, with the
island overrun by ice
during this glaciation...
- Glacio-Karst
landscape in the world. The
effects of the last
glacial period (the
Midlandian) are most in evidence, with the
islands overrun by ice
during this glaciation...
- Cork,
Waterford and
Clare indicate the
presence of
wolves throughout the
Midlandian ice age
which probably reached its peak
between 20,000 BC and 18,000 BC...
- glaciation, in
Great Britain the
Devensian glaciation, in
Ireland the
Midlandian glaciation and in
North America, the
Wisconsin glaciation. The Fennoscandian...
- glacio-karst
landscape in the world. The
effects of the last
glacial period (the
Midlandian) are most in evidence, with the
Burren overrun by ice
during this glaciation...
- been
isolated from the
European mainland (by
rising sea
levels after the
Midlandian Ice Age),
since about 14,000 BC. Some species, such as the red fox, European...
