Ablation zones are regions where these bodies lose mass, and the tracks of debris they leave behind are called moraines.
Bulb-like lobes are evident in this entity's Malaspina example, which is one of the Piedmont types of this body. The absence of these bodies leads to isostatic rebound after initial crust subsidence. Holes known as moulins may occur in these bodies, and elongated hills called (*) drumlins can be formed by these bodies. Ablation zones are regions where these bodies lose mass, and the tracks of debris they leave behind are called moraines. The majority of the world's fresh water is contained in these bodies, examples of which include ice sheets. Icebergs break off of, for 10 points, what large moving masses of ice?
Bulb-like lobes are evident in this entity's Malaspina example, which is one of the Piedmont types of this body.
glaciers (prompt on "ice sheet" before it is read) BONUSES