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Drumlins, kames, eskers and moraines are land forms left over from the last ice age, they are associated with
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A volcanic eruptions.volcanic eruptions.
B flooding of rivers.flooding of rivers.
C wind blown sediments.wind blown sediments.
D continental glaciation.
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D — continental glaciation.
Drumlins, kames, eskers and moraines are glacial landforms formed by movement and deposition of ice from continental ice sheets during the last Ice Age.
Drumlins, kames, eskers and moraines are glacial landforms formed by movement and deposition of ice from continental ice sheets during the last Ice Age.
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