Hey guys I’d to like to use some help on few questions here. Note: please clearl

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Hey guys I’d to like to use some help on few questions here.

Note: please clearly state the answer. Thanks guys,

Question 6

The ice that forms continental glaciers originates as _____________.

water evaporated from the ocean.

snow that recrystallizes to form ice.

water precipitated from the atmosphere as snow.

long-term surplus of falling snow versus summer melt-off in the region of the forming glacier.

All of the other answers apply to the origin of a continental glacier.

water evaporated from the ocean.

snow that recrystallizes to form ice.

water precipitated from the atmosphere as snow.

long-term surplus of falling snow versus summer melt-off in the region of the forming glacier.

All of the other answers apply to the origin of a continental glacier.

Explanation / Answer

Answer: All of the other answers apply to the origin of a continental glacier.

The ice that forms continental glaciers originates as accumulation of snow continuously and very cold wether conditions can form continental glacier but above options cannot forma continental glaciers.

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