A geographic feature that formed as a result of the melting of the ice sheets during the Holocene Epoch is the

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The Great Lakes, Mississippi River, and St. Lawrence River all have their origins or were significantly influenced by the melting of ice sheets during the Holocene Epoch. The Great Lakes were formed by glacial erosion and melting ice sheets. The Mississippi River's course and watershed were also shaped by the retreat of ice sheets, and the St. Lawrence River's current path was carved out as glaciers retreated, making all these features results of the Holocene Epoch's climatic changes.

A Geographic Feature That Formed as a Result of the Melting