Select all of the answers that apply. How do glaciers move? Gravity pulls them downhill. Gravity pushes them uphill. Melted ice allows the glacier to slide forward.
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Melted ice allows the glacier to slide down .
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Gravity pulls them down hill, and Melted ice allows the glacier to slide forward.
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