What distinguishes a glacier from other regions that may be covered by snow? A. A glacier is much larger. B. Most snow melts from the end of a glacier. C. A glacier covers a large section of a continent. D. At least some snow remains year-round in a glacier.

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Rangel

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11 March, 10:47

What distinguishes a glacier from other regions that may be covered by snow? A. A glacier is much larger. B. Most snow melts from the end of a glacier. C. A glacier covers a large section of a continent. D. At least some snow remains year-round in a glacier.

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Jaylin Whitaker · Answer 1

D, some snow remains year round in a glacier.

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In order for it to be a glacier, more snow needs to fall than melt so snow must be there year round