trykliddelse
Trykliddelse is a Danish term that translates to "pressure dissolution" in English. It refers to a geological process where rocks dissolve under the influence of applied pressure. This phenomenon is particularly relevant in the context of glacial erosion and the formation of landforms.
When ice sheets exert significant pressure on the underlying bedrock, the water at the interface between the
Trykliddelse is thought to play a role in the formation of glacial features such as cirques, U-shaped