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Term: Medial moraine
Definition: A ridge-shaped moraine in the middle of a glacier originating from a rock outcrop, nunatak, or the converging lateral moraines of two or more ice streams.  NSIDCCryosphere 

A sediment ridge, located on a glacier's exposed ice surface, away from its valley walls, extending down glacier to the terminus. It forms by the joining of two lateral moraines when two glaciers merge.

Deposit of material found down the center of a glacier. Created when two glacier and their lateral moraines merge.  PhysicalGeography 

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Term: Medial moraine
Definition: A sediment ridge, located on a glacier's exposed ice surface, away from its valley walls, extending down glacier to the terminus. It forms by the joining of two lateral moraines when two glaciers merge.
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Term: Medial moraine
Definition: A ridge-shaped moraine in the middle of a glacier originating from a rock outcrop, nunatak, or the converging lateral moraines of two or more ice streams.
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Term: Medial moraine
Definition: Deposit of material found down the center of a glacier. Created when two glacier and their lateral moraines merge.
Created 2022.03.08
Last Modified 2023.03.27
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