What does a terminal moraine represent?
A) the end of a polished and scratched segment of bedrock
B) the sharp ends of a jagged ridge formed by glaciers
C) the end of an ice sheet that is floating in the sea
D) a pile of sediment deposited at the end of the glacier
E) the final time that two glaciers come together

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A terminal moraine is a geomorphological feature formed from the debris (sediment and rocks) that was pushed or carried along by a glacier and deposited at its end, or terminus. This accumulation of unsorted material marks the furthest advance of the glacier.

What Does a Terminal Moraine Represent