Abstract
The Pleistocene or glacial period, which lasted approximately one million years, brought about many changes in the stratigraphical, topographical and biotic conditions in the northern half of North America. During a portion of that period at least 4,000,000 square miles of land were covered with ice of enormous thickness. The Pleistocene may be divided into the following glacial and interglacial stages:
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