These are rivers of ice that flow from places where snow accumulates yearly to warmer places where they melt.
A) snow banks
B) glaciers
C) ice crystals
D) ablation
E) snow accumulated peaks

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Glaciers are the only option that describes rivers of ice that flow from places where snow accumulates to warmer places where they melt. Snow banks are stationary piles of snow, ice crystals are individual formations, ablation refers to the melting and removal of ice from a glacier, and snow accumulated peaks are not a commonly used term to describe glaciers.

These Are Rivers of Ice That Flow from Places Where