How are features formed by a river different from that formed by river of ice?
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A river flows from mountains, plains and forms various features before submerging into the sea. Whereas, course of a glacier is confined to the mountains only. River contains water which is in liquid form and Glaciers contain ice which is in solid/semi-liquid for, due to which the features formed are different
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A river flows from mountains, plains and forms various features before submerging into the sea. Whereas, course of a glacier is confined to the mountains only. River contains water which is in liquid form and Glaciers contain ice which is in solid/semi-liquid for, due to which the features formed are differe
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