Louis Agassiz's "Studies on Glaciers" is a foundational scientific treatise on glaciology. This work was instrumental in establishing the theory of a past ice age and significantly advanced the understanding of glacial phenomena.
Sources for Louis Agassiz — Studies on Glaciers
Louis Agassiz — Studies on Glaciers in Earth Science
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