Temperate ones are so called because they are at melting point year-round, and they form sediments characterized as "terminal" and "lateral."
Alternating light and dark bands in these objects are called ogives. They can form U-shaped valleys with knife-like rock ridges called aretes between them. They lose mass in their zones of ablation, and they create teardrop-shaped hills called drumlins. Temperate ones are so called because they are at melting point year-round, and they form sediments characterized as "terminal" and "lateral." For 10 points, name these entities that form moraines lakes when their debris dams a stream and that form icebergs when they break apart.
Alternating light and dark bands in these objects are called ogives.
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