The Process in Which Large Boulders Are Picked Up from the Landscape

question 54

Multiple Choice

The process in which large boulders are picked up from the landscape by moving glaciers is called

• A) glacial trough.
• B) glacial erratic.
• C) glacial plucking.
• D) glacial striation.
• E) glacial tarns.

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