A pyramidal peak formed in glaciated mountains is
A)a col.
B)an arëte.
C)a horn.
D)a cirque.

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A pyramidal peak is a type of mountain peak that is formed by the erosion of multiple glaciers. It is characterized by its steep sides and pointed summit, which is often pyramid-shaped. The erosion of the glaciers creates distinct features, including horns, arêtes, and cirques, but the pyramidal peak itself is considered a horn.

A Pyramidal Peak Formed in Glaciated Mountains Is