A long, narrow glacially-eroded inlets in which the sea extends inland are known as
A) cirques.
B) fjords.
C) tarns.
D) paternoster.

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Fjords are long, narrow glacially-eroded inlets in which the sea extends inland, often with steep cliffs on either side. Cirques are bowl-shaped depressions at the head of a glacier, tarns are small mountain lakes, and paternoster refers to a type of staircase arrangement in a river or stream.

A Long, Narrow Glacially-Eroded Inlets in Which the Sea Extends