4. Which is not a feature created by glacial deposits? A hanging valley B drumlin hill C lateral moraine D esker field

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4. Which is not a feature created by glacial deposits?

A hanging valley
B drumlin hill
C lateral moraine
D esker field

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C.lateral moraine

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I think that's the answer not sure though

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