When these bodies of water do not flow into seas, they are dubbed "endorheic" (en-duh-REE-ik).
When these bodies of water do not flow into seas, they are dubbed "endorheic" (en-duh-REE-ik). When a glacier carves a cirque (SURK) into a mountain, one of them called a tarn may form. Glaciers also cause a series of interconnected ones given the name "Paternoster" (PAY-ter-NOS-ter). They are studied by limnologists (lim-NOL-uh-jists). When a meander is cut off from a river, a U-shaped one called an (*) "oxbow" or "billabong" is formed. For 10 points, name these bodies of water exemplified by Michigan and Superior.
When these bodies of water do not flow into seas, they are dubbed "endorheic" (en-duh-REE-ik).
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