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Glacier Landforms: Trough. Glacial troughs, or glaciated valleys, are long, U-shaped valleys that were carved out by glaciers that have since receded or disappeared. Troughs tend to have flat valley floors and steep, straight sides. Fjords, such as those in Norway, are coastal troughs carved out by glaciers.
Or: Steep U shaped valleys that connect with the sea and fill with water when the glaciers melt. Now keep scrolling;)
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look the same all over the Earth
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Well a cinder cone volcano doesn't have a top. It was a funnel like shape most likely caused by the volcano violently erupts.
Composite volcanoes do have a point that is made up of past eruptions
(long term) <span>forecast are usually less accurate than (short term) forecast.</span>
