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Question
- which process describes the breaking off of ice from a glacier’s edge?
a. permafrost thawing
b. snow accumulation
c. ice pack formation
d. iceberg calving
Brief Explanations
To solve this, we analyze each option:
- Option a: Permafrost thawing refers to the melting of permanently frozen ground, not ice breaking from glaciers.
- Option b: Snow accumulation is the buildup of snow, not ice breaking off glaciers.
- Option c: Ice pack formation involves ice forming in packs (like in oceans), not breaking from glaciers.
- Option d: Iceberg calving is the process where ice breaks off from a glacier's edge (or ice shelf) to form icebergs. This matches the description.
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d. Iceberg calving