Deposits that form when the ice in a glacier melts are called;
1- Drifts
2- dunes
3-veins
4-cirques
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Deposits that form when the ice in a glacier melts are called "Drift"
Explanation for correct option
- Drift is a generic term used to describe all the rock material which includes clay, sand, gravel, silt etc that comes from either glacier melt directly or the water coming out of glaciers.
- Therefore, Option 1. drift is correct
Explanation for incorrect option
- Dunes is a form of hills formed as a result of sand transportation. Therefore, this option is incorrect.
Explanation for incorrect option
- Veins is incorrect because there is no term like glacier veins.
Explanation for incorrect option
- Cirques is a valley-type formation that is formed due to the longer deposition of glacier erosion.
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