It is believed that in fact, Long Island and Cape Cod are the tops of ________ from past glaciations.
A) outwash plains
B) tallons
C) terminal moraines
D) alluvium
E) esker

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Long Island and Cape Cod are believed to be the tops of terminal moraines, which are ridges of sediment deposited at the edge of a glacier. This is because they have unique geological features that are typical of moraines, such as ridges and kettle holes. The other options (outwash plains, talons, alluvium, and eskers) are also associated with glacial deposits, but they do not fit the description of Long Island and Cape Cod as moraines.

It Is Believed That in Fact, Long Island and Cape