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________ are the largest depositional landforms produced by mountain glaciation.
 
  A) Lateral moraines
  B) Terminal moraines
  C) Eskers
  D) Drumlins
  E) Kames

Question 2

The presence of multiple medial moraines indicates ________.
 
  A) several glaciers have joined
  B) ablation is greater than accumulation
  C) accumulation is greater than ablation
  D) glacial erosion is particularly weak
  E) the presence of a glacial surge


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Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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