TABLE 1.

Glacier forelands sampled and bibliographic sources used to date moraines

Name	Mountain region	Country	Lat. (°E)	Long. (°N)	Elevation of glacier front (m a.s.l.)	Elevation of oldest sample site (m a.s.l.)	Lithology	Studied time period since deglacierization (years) and number of study sites	Data sources for soil chronology
Apusinikajik	Renland	Greenland	71.26	−25.82	75	55	Granite and gneiss	10–150; n = 3	Medford (2013)
Perito Moreno	South Andes	Argentina	−50.5	−73.04	180	340	Granite and granodiorite	100–410; n = 3	Aniya and Skvarca (2012)
Tiedemann	North Pacific Range	Canada	51.32	−124.923	950	815	Granodiorite and orthogneiss	36–116; n = 3	Larocque and Smith (2003)
Forni	Central European Alps	Italy	46.41	10.57	2600	2200	Granite	10–150; n = 7	Pelfini et al. (2014)
Glaciers Noir/Blanc	Western European Alps	France	44.92	6.41	2670	1890	Granite	14–166; n = 8	Cossart et al. (2006); Rabatel et al. (2008)
Gergeti	Greater Caucasus	Georgia	42.66	44.55	3220	2770	Andesite and dacite	15–150; n = 5	Tielidze et al. (2019)
Lobuche	Central Himalaya	Nepal	27.96	86.81	5100	5020	Black gneiss, metapelite and quartzite	20–300; n = 5	Richards et al. (2000)
Charquini	Central Andes	Bolivia	−16.31	−68.11	5070	4830	Granodiorite and granite	9–350; n = 7	Rabatel et al. (2005)
Zongo	Central Andes	Bolivia	−16.27	−68.13	4940	4830	Granite	9–351; n = 7	Rabatel (2005)
Antisana	Northern Andes	Ecuador	−0.47	−78.15	4870	4780	Andesite and volcanic ash	17–150; n = 5	Collet (2010)