Landforms along ridges that are created by multiple cirques along either side and that take their name from a translation meaning "fishbone" are called
A) arêtes.
B) Roche moutonnées.
C) horns.
D) drumlins.
E) tarns.

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Landforms along ridges that are created by multiple cirques along either side are called arêtes. The name "fishbone" comes from the characteristic shape of an arête, with multiple spines resembling the bones of a fish.

Landforms Along Ridges That Are Created by Multiple Cirques Along