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elena55 [62]
3 years ago
4

Which features are formed by glacial deposition? Check all that apply. kettle loess moraine sandbar till

Physics
2 answers:
Vadim26 [7]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: kettle, moraine and till

Kettle, moraine and till are formed by the glacier deposition.

Kettle: It is formed when the blocks of ice comes out of the retreating glacier and gets submerged in the hole of sediments.

Moraine: It is a mass of rocks and sediments carried by a retreating glacier and deposited to other locations, typically in the form of ridges.

Till: It is formed when the materials like sediments in the form of clay, sand, gravel and boulders are frozen in the glacier.

kramer3 years ago
5 0

Following are the features that describe glacial deposition:

  1. Kettle
  2. Moraine
  3. Till

There are in six types of glacial deposition in actual:

  1. Kettle
  2. Moraine
  3. Till
  4. Kames
  5. Esker
  6. Drumlins
<h3>Kettle</h3>

When a glacier which is buried under soil starts melting a shallow depression formed. This depression that is formed by melting of glacier is called kettle.

<h3>Moraine</h3>

The deposition of glaciers in the form of series of small rounded hills is called Moraine.

<h3>Till</h3>

Till is type of deposition which consist of pebbles, boulders and sand particles. It is actually a mixture of different size of particles.

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