Well, theres only 1 of which i know. its the Matter Horn in Switzerland. the eroding effects from the glacier shaped it in to what it is today.
Glacial erosion formed Yosemite Valley. Meanwhile, the streams eroded the granite rock to form the waterfalls we know as Yosemite Falls and many others today.
Since there are not many landmarks, and since the glacial ice is always in motion, scientists use GPS coordinates to identify precise locations on the Antarctic continent.
No, not all canyons are created by water. While many canyons are indeed formed by the erosion caused by rivers or streams, other canyons are created through other geological processes such as tectonic activity, volcanic activity, or glacial activity. These canyons can be formed by processes like faulting, volcanic eruptions, or the retreat of glaciers.
A) glacial deposits
There are two syllables in the word "glacial."
Stalactites. You may also notice distinct erosion patterns in many cave ceilings, formed when the passage was filled with water at an earleir stage in the cave's development.
Rock can be transformed into soil by erosion by many means, including river erosion, but also by other means. Soil may also be formed by weathering, though not often, as weathering tends to be crude.
glacial lake missoula flooded over 100 times
Erosion is the process of the movement of materials from one place to another, and the four agents of erosion are ice, water, wind, and gravity. Two types of glacial erosion are plucking and abrasion
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