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A crevasse slip is a type of glacier movement where the upper portion of the glacier slides down relative to the lower portion, causing the opening of crevasses or cracks on the surface. This movement can be triggered by internal glacier stress, changes in temperature, or the presence of water at the base of the glacier. Crevasse slips can pose risks to glacier travelers and mountaineers.

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