Streams that flow beneath a glacier and exit from its toe are called what?

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Subglacial streams are formed by meltwater that runs along the base of a glacier and exits from its toe. Outwash streams are formed by sediment-laden meltwater that flows from the front of a glacier. Supraglacial streams are ones that flow on top of a glacier. Braided streams are typically found in low-gradient environments and are characterized by multiple channels that intertwine and braid together.

Streams That Flow Beneath a Glacier and Exit from Its