Geography, asked by sairamxerox15, 9 months ago

As the glacier melts and becomes water,

it does not have the force to carry the large

rocks which it leaves behind in the form of

huge rugged boulders. Smaller particles and

pebbles are left on the bed of the glacier. The

glacier brings small pebbles, cobbles, sand

etc. with it. All these debris, known as till,

are acquired by the glacier from mountainous

slopes, side valley, floors etc. The till which

cannot be carried by a glacier is deposited

around various parts of the glacier. The

deposition of this till is called moraines.​

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