Sedimentary deposits in front of a moraine, which consist of well-stratified layers of gravel, cross-bedded sand, and mud, are called

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Sedimentary deposits in front of a moraine consisting of well-stratified layers of gravel, cross-bedded sand, and mud are called outwash. Tillite refers to lithified till deposited from a glacier, dropstones are individual rocks dropped into sediment by melting ice, and varves are annual layers of sediment typically found in lakes.

Sedimentary Deposits in Front of a Moraine, Which Consist of Well-Stratified