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The geomorphic term for a crossley ridge is a "drumlin." Drumlins are elongated, teardrop-shaped hills formed by glacial activity, consisting of glacial till. They typically align in the direction of ice flow and can vary in size and shape. Crossley ridges specifically refer to a particular type of drumlin formation that may exhibit a more complex morphology.

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