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GLACIAL PUZZLE

Across
A tributary glacial valley that is perched high on the wall of a larger U-shaped glacial valley.
The Ross Shelf off Antarctica is an example.
The most famous horn peak (in Switzerland)
A bowl-shaped depression in a mountainside, formed at the head of a valley glacier.
A deposit of glacial till that forms between two coalescing lateral moraines when two valley glaciers merge.
Glacial deposits that have not been stratified or sorted by water action.
A chunk of a glacier broken off into the sea.
A depression that forms on an outwash plain by the melting of a block of ice that was left behind during glacial retreat.
A deposit of glacial till which marks the greatest advance of the front of a glacier.
All deposits left by glaciers.
Any glacial deposit that has been "layered" and sorted by the action of water
The process by which masses of ice break away from the terminus of a glacier that ends in a body of water.
A narrow, jagged ridge that separates two adjacent glacier valleys or cirques.
A large freshwater lake that occupied NW Utah during the Pleistocene Epoch.
The type of glacier found on Greenland and on Antarctica.
Granular ice formed by the recrystallization of snow.
A stratified glacial deposit formed by glacial melt water, downstream of the glacier.
Down
The location of the largest continental glacier on Earth.
A large, perennial accumulation of ice, snow, rock, and sediment that originates on land and moves down slope under the influence of its own weight and gravity.
A time when glaciers advance and grow larger.
A streamlined, long, low hill of glacial till oriented parallel to the direction of movement of a continental glacier.
The parallel scratches in bedrock produced by the scouring action of glacial ice.
Finely ground rock "powder" produced by the abrasion of rock against rock in a glacier.
A narrow, deep, elongated crack that develops in the surface of a moving glacier.
An ice sheet that spreads in all directions from its center.
A winding ridge of sand and gravel formed beneath a glacier by the depositional action of melt water streams.
A blanket of till deposited by the glacier dropping it sediment as it retreats.
A lake formed in a glacial cirque.
How glaciers move, rather than in a rigid manner.
Annual, layers of fine sediment deposited in lakes by the melt water of glaciers.
Isolated large boulder, carried by a glacier far from its parent rock or source.
The combination of processes by which a glacier loses ice and snow.
A sharp pointed glacial peak with steep sides, formed by the intersecting walls of three or more cirques.