The landform at G is a(n):

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The landform at G appears to be a narrow strip of debris located along the center of the glacier. This is characteristic of a medial moraine, which is formed by the confluence of two or more glaciers, where their lateral moraines merge in the middle of the flow. Eskers are ridges of sediment formed by meltwater streams in glacial or formerly glacial environments, while drumlins are elongated, teardrop-shaped hills formed by the movement of glacial ice. The definition of lateral moraine does not fit the landform at G.

The Landform at G Is A(n)