| Term | Definition |
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Continental Glacier |
a glacier that covers most of a continent or island |
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Ice Age |
In times past, where continental glaciers covered most of Earth's surface |
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Plucking |
As a glacier moves over land it breaks and picks up rocks and boulders |
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Till |
sediments a glacier deposits on the ground |
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Moraine |
till deposits on the edge of glacier |
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Pot Holes |
shallow lakes formed by water FLOWING around a till as a continental glacier melted |
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Kettle Lakes |
a small depression formed by a chunk of ice left inside glacier till |
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Drumlin |
long mound of till smoothed in the direction of a glacier's flow |
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Beach |
an area of wave-washed sediment |
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Longshore Drift |
some of the beach sediment moves down the beach with the oceans current |