Continental glaciers have altered areas of both the middle latitudes and the subarctic.

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Continental glaciers, also known as ice sheets, have indeed altered areas of both the middle latitudes (such as parts of Europe and North America) and the subarctic (such as parts of Canada and Russia). These glaciers have left behind various landforms such as moraines, drumlins, and eskers, that continue to shape the landscape of these regions today.

Continental Glaciers Have Altered Areas of Both the Middle Latitudes