d. Felsic e. Ironic A Glacier can remain in balance even as material is lost at
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d. Felsic e. Ironic A Glacier can remain in balance even as material is lost at the terminus though ablation so long 38. In this forest of tilted trees what process is taking place Slumping b. Rockfall c. Earthflow d. Soil creep e. Solifluction as a. a. Snowfall in accumulation zone ablation b. The ice doesn't move too fast c. It is cold enough 39. Which of the following features would be associated with a Coastline dominated by uplift? 34. An artesian well: a. Will flow without any pumping b. Is nearly dry c. Can be sold at hipster craft a. Marine terraces b. Sea stacks c. Barrier beaches d. Drowned river valleys e. Both a and b stores d. Prevents evaporation 35. Bowen's reaction series shows that 4o. Satellites can measure bathymetry minerals which crystalize at high temperatures tend to have a number of by a. Seeing the gravitational effect of submarine topography on the sea surlace a. Covalent b. Ionic c. Silicic d. Hydrogen e. Metallic b. Allowing depth sounding crews from around the world to talk to one another Asking the aliens Using wavelenths of light that penetrate the ocean depths c. 36. Bowen's reaction series shows that d. minerals which crystalize at high temperatures tend to be more a. Silicic b. Calcareous c. Mafic e. Sonar d. Felsic 41. If a radioactive element has a half- life of 182 days, about how much parent element will still be there after 18 years? e. Ironic 37. The minerals most likely to be suspended as sediment in a river tend to occur in rocks a. a. Silicic b. Calcareous c. 2/3 c Mafic e. oExplanation / Answer
SOLUTION;-33.
Option (b) is correct
Ablation zone is the lower region of the glacier. in which Melted water flows out to the terminus through hidden channels and tunnels. as terminus or zone of wastage indicates that means new balance will be reached eventually between accumulation and wastage, and ice front will become stationary even if glacier is retreating, but not enough to stop ablation.
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