In a process called plucking, the rocks dragged by glaciers produce grooves and scratches in bedrock.

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Jordan Williams

30 June, 12:13

In a process called plucking, the rocks dragged by glaciers produce grooves and scratches in bedrock.

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Tristin Cantu · Answer 1

that statement is false. In the process called plucking, the basalt of the glacier started to melt and get inside the cracks in the bedrock, which caused the pieces of the bedrock to be transformed to another place, which considered a form of natural erosion.