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These are slightly different, yet all the same!. What am I?. Hint: A large mass of ice and snow that moves over land They are so big and heavy that they press down hard on the land creating u shaped valleys. . I am a glacier!. How are glaciers formed?.

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What is a glacier? How do glaciers form?. Erosion by Glaciers _____________ and ____________ determines amount of erosion. erodes slightly more effectively than water. by plucking and abrasion polishing and striations (lines in the rocks surface). Continental glaciers remove

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