Question

If sediment is pushed along the underside of a glacier, what would occur?

Answer 1

Glacial Striations

Step-by-step explanation:

Glacier is an erosion agent that transports and deposits sediments.

Due to the weight and gradual flow of a glacier, it carves along parts of the mass beneath it, these parts are known as sediments, this movement causes marks to appear on the land beneath it. These marks are called Glacial Striations.

Answer 2

When sediment is pushed along the underside of the glacier, striations occur. Striations are "Scratches" that look like long, parallel grooves. This also shows the direction that the glacier has moved in. Sediment gets pushed along the underside due to the flowing of the glacier.