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Formation of Glacial Features by Deposition at a Wasting Ice Front
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Which glacial feature is a flat expanse of sediment deposited by glacial meltwater?
A)drumlin
B)kettle
C)esker
D)recessional moraine
E)outwash plain
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Which glacial feature is a sinuous hill deposited within a subglacial meltwater tunnel?
A)drumlin
B)kettle
C)esker
D)recessional moraine
E)outwash plain
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Which glacial feature is a circular depression formed by a buried block of glacial ice?
A)drumlin
B)kettle
C)esker
D)recessional moraine
E)outwash plain
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Which glacial feature is a streamlined hill of glacial till sculpted by flowing ice?
A)drumlin
B)kettle
C)esker
D)recessional moraine
E)outwash plain
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Which glacial feature is a linear ridge of rock debris accumulated during a hiatus in the retreat of a glacier?
A)drumlin
B)kettle
C)esker
D)recessional moraine
E)outwash plain





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