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What is a terminal moraine? C the area where two glaciers merge a tear-drop shaped hill left behind after a glacier has eroded an area C deposits of rock and debris along the edges of a glacier's path
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What is a terminal moraine?

C the area where two glaciers merge
a tear-drop shaped hill left behind after a glacier has eroded an area
C deposits of rock and debris along the edges of a glacier's path
the area where a glacier finishes melting

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the area where a glacier finishes melting.

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