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an armchair like depression caused by glacial erosion​

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Answered by ericksimba100
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An armchair like depression caused by glacial erosion is called cirque or corrie.

Explanation.

cirque is formed when, snow accumulates into shallow depression on the side of the mountain. freezing in winter and thawing in summer causes rocks to wither and break up resulting into enlargement of the hollow. Accumulated ice advances by slipping down slope. A deep crevice called bergshrund develops at the top of ice due to unequal movement.  Freezing occur deep down the bergshrund causing the back wall and sides to be steepened by plucking. Plucked debris is carried forward scratching the floor of the basin deepening it forming the cirque or corrie which looks like an armchair.

Answered by indiabrainly
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Explanation:

An armchair like depression is caused by the glacial erosion is called as corrie or cirque. The cirque can be formed when the snow gets accumulated into the shallow depression on a side of any mountain.

The freezing in the winter and the thawing in the summer can cause rocks to get withered and broken up. It results into the enlargement of a hollow.

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