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Originally posted by jerseydevil
The glaciar stopped halfway through NJ. There is a clear difference between Northern NJ and Southern NJ. Also - as BoP said - NJ's shore was a lot further east because of the lower ocean levels. NEW JERSEY GEOLOGY & FOSSILS (simplified site)
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Yes, there was a land bridge I believe between the Siberian region, and what makes up America today. Either way, the glacial maximum only effected a small region of the earth, in the northern region. (Sorry, I should have included the northern parts of the American continent in that. <sheepish look>)