Glaciers form where: Group of answer choices Winters are really snowy for a long enough time. Rocks are being raised by tectonic motions. Melting exceeds snowfall for a long enough time. Snowfall exceeds melting for a long enough time. The average temperature is well below freezing for a long enough time.

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18 April, 16:03

Glaciers form where: Group of answer choices Winters are really snowy for a long enough time. Rocks are being raised by tectonic motions. Melting exceeds snowfall for a long enough time. Snowfall exceeds melting for a long enough time. The average temperature is well below freezing for a long enough time.

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The average temperature is well below freezing for a long enough time.

Explanation:

As a glacier form in areas where the snow remains well year round and gets accumulated to transform into ice. As the force of the snow recrystallize to form gains similar in size and shape and thus need perma forst temperatures all time and thus glaciers forms.