Discussion
The depositional feature of a glacier is called :
Answer: B
The depositional feature of a glacier is a moraine.
As a glacier moves, it carries rocks, boulders, sand and silt. When it melts, this material is deposited in ridges and mounds called moraines, along its sides, at its snout and beneath it.
A sea cave is an erosional feature of waves, loess is fine dust deposited by wind, and levees are natural embankments built by a river when it floods.
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