Roche Moutonnées Form as a Result of

question 47

Multiple Choice

Roche moutonnées form as a result of

• A) abrasion on both the stoss (upstream) and lee (downstream) side of a rocky outcrop.
• B) ice plucking on both the stoss and lee side of a rocky outcrop.
• C) abrasion on the stoss side and ice plucking on the lee side of a rocky outcrop.
• D) ice plucking on the stoss side and abrasion on the lee side of a rocky outcrop.
• E) none of these

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