APPLICATIONS+INVESTIGATIONS IN EARTH
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Author: Tarbuck
Publisher: Hayden-McNeil Publishing
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Chapter 9, Problem 8LR
Use Figure 9.16 an image of Alaska's Bear Glacier, to complete the following.
| a. | Identify the erosional feature labeled A. |
| b. | Feature B is a ridge composed of till. Is it more likely an esker or an end moraine? |
| c. | When this photo was taken, is it more likely that Bear Glacier was advancing or retreating? Provide evidence for you answer |
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