Tributary Glaciers Follow the Rule of Streams and Downcut to the Level

question 25

True/False

Tributary glaciers follow the rule of streams and downcut to the level of the main trunk glacier to smoothly join in at the same elevation.

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Definitions:

Past Eruptions

Historical instances of volcanic activity where molten rock (lava), volcanic ash, and gases were expelled from a volcano.

Central Crater

The main depression at the summit of a volcano, formed by explosive ejection of material and collapse of the area above the magma chamber.

Volcanic Fluids

Liquid substances, including magma, water, and gases, that are emitted by a volcano during an eruption.

Steep Slopes

Land areas with a sharp incline, prone to erosion, landslides, and offering distinct ecosystems and geological formations.